Sepsis and Septic Shock Treatment in Emergency, Sepsis Treatment Guidelines, Symptoms & Management

Sepsis and Septic Shock Treatment in Emergency, Sepsis Treatment Guidelines, Symptoms & Management

CHAPTERS:
(0:00) Intro
(0:20) What is Sepsis and Septic Shock
(3:05) Approach to Sepsis
(5:50) High Risk and Low Risk Patients
(8:38) Investigations
(9:15) Shock Index
(10:47) Treatment of Sepsis and Septic Shock
(14:26) Summary

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[MedNerdDrWaqasFazal]

REMEMBER THE ''SEPSIS SIX RULE'' TAKE 3, GIVE 3

TAKE 3
Blood cultures
Blood sample for FBC, Urea, Electrolytes
Start Monitoring Urine Output

GIVE 3
High Flow Oxygen
IV fluid Challenge
IV antibiotics

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[neerajaavula]

What ever you are doing-you are saving the entire world with your lectures. Wish you live for 200 years

[camrank]

Teaching is an art and you are the artist. Hats off to you sir💯

[LuckEBoy]

Thank you for this I went thru septic shock last year and i was in the hospital for 19 days. Unfortunately on the third day there I ended up coding out in my room and my oxygen dropped below 20% they ended up saving me. But I was so out of it and they had to pump me with so many antibiotics that the communication with the doctors and nurses was difficult. But watching this explains a lot so thank you sir.

[rofabi]

Please deliver a lecture on the management of bronchial asthma

[lemonsvlog]

One day you will be pioneer for all medical students inshaAllah

[JoannSmith-jh]

I went into septic shock because of infected gallstone this explains a lot as I have no memory of it!

[SikanderkhanPTI]

I cannot express my gratitude well enough. Thanks mate, you are saving lives.

[nicholasdmello]

Doctor, i am not a Doctor, but followed your very informative narrative. My son recently passed away due to septic shock at a government hospital in Goa, India. he was admitted for severe brain injury caused by an accident . The Doctors who treated him, are not sharing information regarding the treatment for SS, they say that only a combination of antibiotics is given from a reading of the reports, i can find no kind of treatment as suggested by you. Doctor, what is the treatment suggested by you the standard followed all over India/the World? i would like to get in touch with You.

[ameerhamzah]

My favourite part in start of every video❤
"Ok, so today we will

[fatimahm]

You’r amazing sir i have an ER exams next days and your videos made me muchmore confident ❤❤❤

[mc]

Many thanks, Dr. this is an invaluable resource for Rns around the world.

[charlesschauer]

My mother had sepsis from uti....day before..no sign of anything wrong..next morning..didn't know who i was..went to ER...she's good now..apparently, sepsis can come on..fast

[alishatanisha]

I had been through this nasty infection. Thank to Allah l am here today. But after that, I didn't get back my health how it was. Still alive but lots of health issues.

[jbotiato]

Really great lesson! I love every bit of information! Thanks again

[bashiru_]

You are a very good teacher. Thank you so much for your content. I have learnt so much from you in so little time

[lalita_soren]

Sir, U am an MBBS doctor, doctors like us face problems in treating brain or heart stroke patients. Please make videos on these emergency cases also.

[adlesal]

Don't ever say if you like my video
Because all of your videos are liked and worthy of BIG LIKE 💝

[eberedan]

What if the patient is a known hypertensive with usual BP of 160/100... Can a BP of 110/80 be considered as a sign of sepsis with dropping temperature, loss of consciousness and low urine output? Another question is in shock is there a risk of increased intracranial pressure?

[amitkumar-qsvr]

Thank you so much make the thing so much