Perinatal Sepsis

2. How should the lactates be transported to the lab?
4. Broad spectrum antibiotics, fluid bolus, post fluid bolus vital signs and ______,must be completed within three hours of sepsis presentation.
7. You can snooze sepsis BPA to assess your patient for signs and symptoms of infection
8. Your care provider ordered Zosyn and Vancomycin for your patient that he suspects having sepsis. If you can hand one antibiotic at a time at a time, which would you hang first?
9. Which acronym should you remember for a patient with sepsis?
10. Maternal Sepsis is a life-threatening condition with organ dysfunction caused from infection during pregnancy, childbirth, or postpartum.
11. Which is a maternal sepsis risk factor?
12. The name of the order set for the Maternal Sepsis patient is ______ _____ management.

1. Lactates should be timed from______.
3. Sepsis is an _______ and should be treated quickly.
5. 40,000 women in the U.S. each year have maternal sepsis, of these 2,000 die and some are left with life changing issues such as amputations.
6. A 4th lactate is indicated when #3 lactate is greater than_____.
7. How much fluid bolus will be given to the patient with severe sepsis or septic shock
10. How many lactates must be drawn on a patient with a sepsis diagnosis?