Neonatal Sepsis Showdown!
Across
- 3. infection of the amniotic membrane, a risk factor for NS
- 4. neurological status often seen in NS
- 6. sepsis occurring within the first week of life
- 11. seconds required when scrubbing with Prevantix
- 12. most common organism responsible for NS
- 14. body fluid used to diagnose meningitis
- 16. treatment for most cases of NS
- 17. respiratory requirement that often increases in NS
- 18. respiratory event often seen in NS
- 19. biggest risk factor for NS
- 20. hospital-acquired infections
- 22. gastrointestinal symptom often seen in NS
- 23. an infection involving the bloodstream in infants less than 28 days old; the subject of this puzzle
- 25. classic thermoregulation symptom of NS
Down
- 1. number one way to prevent NS
- 2. type of IV access with highest NS risk
- 5. platelet result often seen in NS
- 7. this vital sign can either be low or elevated in NS
- 8. infection marker often tested for when NS is suspected
- 9. respiratory infection that can lead to NS
- 10. type of infection acquired outside the hospital
- 13. this lab value can either be low or elevated in NS
- 15. sepsis occurring between one week and 3 months of life
- 21. gold standard for definitive diagnosis of NS
- 24. demographic risk factor for NS