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Which type of neonatal sepsis occurs on day 4 or later?
Which type of neonatal sepsis occurs on day 4 or later?
What percentage of newborns with early-onset sepsis present within 24 hours?
What percentage of newborns with early-onset sepsis present within 24 hours?
Which route of infection is more common for early-onset sepsis?
Which route of infection is more common for early-onset sepsis?
What is the most common age of onset for early-onset sepsis?
What is the most common age of onset for early-onset sepsis?
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Which group of neonates experience the most rapid onset of sepsis?
Which group of neonates experience the most rapid onset of sepsis?
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Study Notes
Neonatal Sepsis
- Late-onset sepsis occurs on day 4 or later
- 75% of newborns with early-onset sepsis present within 24 hours
- Vertical transmission (mother-to-child) is the more common route of infection for early-onset sepsis
Characteristics of Early-Onset Sepsis
- The most common age of onset for early-onset sepsis is within 3-4 days
- Preterm neonates experience the most rapid onset of sepsis
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Test your knowledge on neonatal sepsis, a common and critical cardiac disease in pediatrics. Learn about the different categories and timing of sepsis onset. Updated information provided by medical experts.
