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What are the two main reasons for low urine output in sepsis?
What are the two main reasons for low urine output in sepsis?
Decreased perfusion to the kidneys and inadequate fluid volume.
The main problem in sepsis is a lack of circulating volume.
The main problem in sepsis is a lack of circulating volume.
False
A low urine output in sepsis is a sign of poor blood flow to the kidneys.
A low urine output in sepsis is a sign of poor blood flow to the kidneys.
True
In sepsis, the use of inotropes is more effective than the use of vasopressors.
In sepsis, the use of inotropes is more effective than the use of vasopressors.
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The acronym ______ is used to remember the critical steps in the management of sepsis.
The acronym ______ is used to remember the critical steps in the management of sepsis.
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What does BUFFALO stand for?
What does BUFFALO stand for?
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What is the primary outcome of a lack of circulating volume in sepsis?
What is the primary outcome of a lack of circulating volume in sepsis?
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What are the three components of the generalized indicators of sepsis, as outlined in the acronym A-E?
What are the three components of the generalized indicators of sepsis, as outlined in the acronym A-E?
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Inotropes are used to improve vascular tone in sepsis.
Inotropes are used to improve vascular tone in sepsis.
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What is the role of vasopressors in sepsis?
What is the role of vasopressors in sepsis?
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Study Notes
- Lack of circulating volume reduces organ perfusion, leading to organ failure (multiple organ failure) and, without proper treatment, death.
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This quiz explores the critical relationship between circulating volume and organ perfusion. Understand how a lack of circulating volume can lead to organ failure, multiple organ failure, and the potential consequences of untreated conditions. Test your knowledge on the importance of proper treatment in preventing death due to organ failure.
