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Introduction to Sepsis- Sepsis Awareness

For Batch of 10 only.

Acute Training Solution’s Sepsis Awareness training course is designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of this life threatening complication of an infection.

By the end of the course attendees will be better placed to spot the signs and symptoms of this reaction and will have a
knowledge of the best practice procedures following the onset of this condition.

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Course Summary

Our Sepsis Awareness training course is just one of the many clinical training courses offered by Verrolyne Training. The syllabus covers such topics as:

  • Understand the definitions of SIRS, Sepsis and Septic Shock
  • Know the basic pathophysiology of SIRS and Sepsis
  • Recognise the clinical syndrome of sepsis and septic shock
  • Know how to manage the initial resuscitation of the septic patient
  • Describe the priorities and potential therapies for the first 24 hours and beyond
  • Understand how Sepsis is identified
  • NEWS scores and NEWS2 chart
  • Sepsis indicators and markers
  • Actions to take following identification
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