Tools predicting severity of physiological deterioration in patients with sepsis in emergency room
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Septicemia is classified as an emergency because the body cannot respond to the infectious process, which causes changes in the entire circulatory system and increases anaerobic metabolism, leading to multiple organ failures and, eventually, death. Proper diagnosis can timely be admitted for treatment. Furthermore, the first necessary process is to look for threats from the assessment of signs and symptoms, including selecting appropriate tools to predict the severity and physiological changes of patients with sepsis. With this intention, it is imperative to assess symptom capture tools, including Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS), Quick Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score (qSOFA score), Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score (SOFA score), Modified Early Warning Signs (MEWs), Search Out Severity score (SOS score) and National Early Warning Score (NEWS2). This paper presents the tools to predict the severity of physiological changes in patients with sepsis treated in the emergency room to find threats that arise in advance, aiming to reduce the rate of illness and death.
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