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Clinical Manifestations Clinical Clinical Presentation of Sepsis Classic Hemodynamic Alterations: – HR – CVP/PAOP – BP – CO/CI – SVR – Scv02 Effects: – Edema – Hypoperfusion/ Hypotension – Tachycardia – Tissue & cellular hypoxia – Altered organ function (renal, liver, CNS, coagulation, cardiovascular) Patient’s Clinical Presentation Hemodynamic Alterations: –HR –CVP/PCWP –BP –CO/CI –SVR –Scv02 128 10/14 90/50 (60) 8.9/5.4 614 (PVR 139) 77% on vasopressors ICU day #1 PAC via Right IJ inserted Deadspace ratio performed (Vd/Vt) – Vd/Vt = 67% – AC 28, Vt 480 mLs, .70/14 – 7.32/40/64/20/-5/92% Activated Protein C (Xigris) started Calcium repleted (chloride & gluconate) Vasopressin @ 0.04 units/min started Fentanyl @ 25 mcg/hr & Versed at 3 mg/hr infusions started 6 Atypical Hemodynamic Presentation –HIGH –HIGH –LOW –LOW –LOW –LOW HR CVP/PAOP BP CO/CI SVR Scv02 Clinical Manifestations Coagulopathy – Increased clotting stimulatedmicrothrombi (PAF) – Decreased fibrinolysis –↓ –↑ –↓ –↑ Platelets PT (INR) & PTT Fibrinogen D-dimers or FDPs/FSPs 75 K 24.5 (2.2)/>100 120 mg/dL 10,000 ng/mL (Plasminogen activator inhibitor) Clinical Manifestations Clinical
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MRA CODING ICD-9 DESCRIPTION ICD-9 CODES 250.0______ 1 2 0 2 250.4________ 583.81 583.81 250.5____ 250.6 ____ 357.2 250.7_______ 443.81 250.8 _______ E932.3 707. ___ ____ 707.10 707.11 707.12 707.12 707.14 707.15 707.19 707.8 707.9 DIABETES DM W/O MENTION OF COMPLICATION DM1 CONTROLLED DMI UNCONTROLLED DM2 CONTROLLED DM2 UNCONTROLLED DM W RENAL MANIFESTATIONS NEPHROPATHY NEPHROTIC SYND IN DISEASES CLASSIFIED ELSEWHERE DM W OPHTHALMIC MANIFESTATIONS DM W NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS POLYNEUROPATHY DM W PERIPHERAL MANIFESTATIONS PERIPHERAL ANGIOPATHY DM W OTHER MANIFESTATIONS DIABETIC HYPOGLYCEMIA ASSOCIATED ULCERS (SPECIFY SITE) ULCER LOWER LIMB NOS ULCER THIGH ULCER CALF ULCER ANKLE ULCER HEEL & MID FOOT ULCER TOES ULCER OTHER PART LOWER LIMB ULCER – CHRONIC NEC ULCER-CHRONIC SKIN NOS
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