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www.mochuaprint.ie 27/08/2018 Sepsis Screen Required Identify which of the following 4 groups the woman belongs to and escalate appropriately. Always exercise clinical judgement. YES None apply Screen Negative Follow usual IMEWS escalation protocol If there is infection, “Think SEPSIS” Clinical suspicion of infection? Screen Positive START SEPSIS FORM and escalate to medical review At risk of neutropenia (bone marrow failure, autoimmune disorder or treatment including but not limited to, chemotherapy and radiotherapy) IMEWS trigger for immediate review, i.e. >2 YELLOWS or >1 PINK Any 1 of the following signs of acute organ dysfunction: • Altered Mental State • RR > 30 rpm • O 2 sat < 90% • SBP < 90 mmHg • HR ≥ 130 bpm • Fetal heart rate >160 bpm • Mottled or ashen appearance • Non-blanching rash • Other organ dysfunction 4 SIRS Response, i.e. ≥2 modified SIRS criteria listed below. • Respiratory rate ≥ 20 bpm • Heart rate ≥100 bpm • Temperature <36°C or ≥38.3°C • Bedside glucose > 7.7mmol/L (in the absence of diabetes mellitus) • WCC < 4 or > 16.9 x 10 9 /L 3 2 1 Have a lower index of suspicion for infection or sepsis in the unwell women with risk factors Pregnancy Related • Cerclage • Pre-term/prolonged rupture of membranes • Retained products • History pelvic infection • Group A Strep. infection in close contact • Recent amniocentesis Non Pregnancy Related • Age > 35 years • Minority ethnic group • Vulnerable socio-economic background • Obesity • Diabetes, including gestational diabetes • Recent surgery • Symptoms of infection in the past week • Immunocompromised e.g. Systemic Lupus • Chronic renal failure • Chronic liver failure • Chronic heart failure Risk factors Maternal Sepsis is a life-threatening condition defined as organ dysfunction resulting from infection during pregnancy, childbirth, post-abortion or postpartum period (WHO 2016). (Exercising Clinical Judgment)

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Sepsis Screen RequiredIdentify which of the following 4 groups the woman belongs to and escalate appropriately.

Always exercise clinical judgement.

YES

None apply

Screen NegativeFollow usual IMEWS escalation protocol

If there is infection,

“Think SEPSIS”Clinical suspicion of infection?

Screen PositiveSTART SEPSIS FORM

and escalate to medical review

At risk of neutropenia(bone marrow failure, autoimmune disorder or treatment including but not limited to, chemotherapy and radiotherapy)

IMEWS trigger for immediate review, i.e.

>2 YELLOWS

or >1 PINK

Any 1 of the following signs of acute organ dysfunction:• Altered Mental State• RR > 30 rpm• O2 sat < 90%• SBP < 90 mmHg• HR ≥ 130 bpm• Fetal heart rate >160 bpm• Mottled or ashen appearance• Non-blanching rash• Other organ dysfunction

4SIRS Response, i.e. ≥2 modified SIRS criteria listed below.• Respiratory rate ≥ 20 bpm • Heart rate ≥100 bpm • Temperature <36°C or ≥38.3°C • Bedside glucose > 7.7mmol/L

(in the absence of diabetes mellitus)

• WCC < 4 or > 16.9 x 109/L

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Have a lower index of suspicion for infection or sepsis in the

unwell women with risk factors

Pregnancy Related• Cerclage

• Pre-term/prolonged rupture of membranes

• Retained products

• History pelvic infection

• Group A Strep. infection in close contact

• Recent amniocentesis

Non Pregnancy Related• Age > 35 years

• Minority ethnic group

• Vulnerable socio-economic background

• Obesity

• Diabetes, including gestational diabetes

• Recent surgery

• Symptoms of infection in the past week

• Immunocompromised e.g. Systemic Lupus

• Chronic renal failure

• Chronic liver failure

• Chronic heart failure

Risk factors

Maternal Sepsis is a life-threatening condition defined as organ dysfunction resulting from infection during pregnancy, childbirth, post-abortion or postpartum period (WHO 2016).

(Exercising Clinical Judgment)