Several years ago, I had a sepsis without knowing the seriousness of it. I was hospitalized for a few days and released after treatment. Until reading this I never give it a thought. Do I need to be concerned anywhere forward?

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Would imagine that the collection of conclusive evidence leading to a successful outcome would be extremely difficult to present?

My mom died with septemenia 2 yes ago she had a sore an were a diabetic

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Thanks for sharing ! Can you get sepsis from an exposed severe open surgical tape stripping wound ?

Sepsis can be a death sentence 105.9* temperature heart attack never sprung back to normalcy 7 years ago.

My friend got it in his elbow at the hospital and died.

Have nursing home attorney recommendation for ny. for classic cna lifting injury for questionable case dissmisal? Involving heavyweight wheelchair bound 2a lifting injury? On a learning student solo with no help.

Corrupt nurse hurt a student with a 2a resident in bed to wheelchair transfer solo. Then blocked the sph internal investigation by not submitting the acc report she gave to the student. Who and how was the nurse suppose to actually report the accident report to? And what was she suppose to report? Acc report only says " she lifted". Very sparse.

I thought sepsis was an infection in the blood that suddenly goes crazy.

Hospital killed our 38 year old daughter from sepsis

In Nursing homes those who are bed ridden often succumb to this problem as staff seldom move the patients about. Once you’re bed ridden in a home time is Not on your side.

Well, the nomenclatures doesn't matter in that example. It's still comes from infection.

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Lets talk Sepsis . It is the certain physiological changes we see caused by the infection. Take infection away, no sepsis. The toxins released by the bacteria cause your blood vessels to dilate causing low blood pressure or shock, the toxins also cause your temperature to rise by changing the hypothalamic regulatory system, bacteria make your blood more acidic as the bacteria metabolise nutrients in the blood, causing acidosis in the blood in the form of Co2 . The body tries to compensate by releasing the c02 via increased respiratory rate. The two secondary reaction the body has is the increased breathing and change in heart rate as the low blood pressure is sensed by the body which means poor oxygen delivery or poor perfusion, and ramps up the heart rate to compensate. Then you have to count for the fact of the body’s ability to fight the infection. Hows the immune system? Is it dented by life long smoking or diabetes? Are the blood vessels elastic or have they been hampered by poor eating habits and hypertension. Are the kidneys ok to clear the blood? Or have they been damaged by ibuprofen and poor hydration ? What about the heart? Can it handle this increased volume ? Have you been exercising? Or is the heart sick to begin with. And of course when we get sick everyone lies around in bed complaining of their aches and pains but if you lay in bed, you dont move your lungs allowing for more infections to settle in. Suddenly what started as a simple cut , in an unhealthy individual turns out as bactemia- bacteria in blood then sepsis followed by , secondary infection, pneumonia, acute kidney injury, cardiac heart failure , and we wont get into what it does to your brain, clots to your lungs, liver damage from the medication, and don’t forget the gut. All while we hope your adrenal glands are holding on. So when a person is in sepsis, we understand that it is an infection causing those things. Your body fights back in some ways in others it goes first the ride . Take infection away , you dont have this simple sepsis.

Find out who to speak to before you agree to admit your loved one Be proactive, present and unpredictable, voice concerns immediately. Employee Turn over concerning, some care some DO NOT. BE AWARE OF THE CHARACTER OF THE ATTENDANTS

When my father-in-law was in assisted living my husband went 6 days a week after work. His girlfriend (he outlived a wife and 1st girlfriend) and I took turns showing up separately at unpredictable times 2 to 3 times a week until I was taking care of her. After that I showed up with no predictable schedule 2 to 3 times a week. If there was an issue my husband addressed immediately. It was a reputable facility AND THEY KNEW WE WERE WATCHING AND DOCUMENTING, so he had great care.

Profound dehydration presents as sepsis.... and goes untreated and made worse!!!!

Oh sure, how about when you have told them to look out for it, and they do nothing.

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My brother had infection from heart valve replacement ended up in hospital extremely sick got antibiotics did not work so doctors sadness and then sepsis his was unconscious for 5 day before psssing He starred with serious diarrhea and vomiting then he waited I want him to go to er Saturday after Friday night bring so sick he said no just a bug by Monday I had to call ambulance and he went down from there. Don’t let loved ones wait is so sick !!! I am still feeling guilty for not pushing him going to er! My heart is still grieving That was 6/9/24 he passed My last living sibling. It is painful to think about still.😢

I was brought to the hospital already in septic shock. Both kidneys, liver & uterus were bleeding out. Trauma doctors & cdc said they call it when the 5th organ goes. They said to family, i had 1 hr approximately to live. I was unconscious. Wow, i woke up. Unbelievable.

A hospital killed my 93 year old father. Sepsis they said.

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Thanks for the info, I've always thought it was an infection in the blood

As a diabetic, sepsis is one of my biggest fears.

After having worked in a variety of nursing home settings, I truly feel the wait times for labs to be drawn, minimum 4 hours, turn around time for results another minimum of 4 hours, call into physicians and wait times for delivery of ordered meds to facility minimum another 4hours is unexceptable especially for sepsis in the elderly. Many facilities now have a Pixis dispensary but not all meds are stocked in that machine. Long term care facilities use outside companies for labs, pharmacy, xray etc. So we wait.

Sepsis is just a term that derives from times where even bacteria were unknown, you can´t build up a case out of an informal word, otherwise every dead non-cremated relative would become a gold ore.

Has anyone noticed that sepsis wasn't a thing until a couple of years ago. It used to be so rare. Now there’s ads on the sides of ambulances and they're even popping up on KZbin. Hmmm?

Surveyors won’t be able to cite it during an IJ in the state where I used to work. The (State name) Healthcare Association has set policy there since 2011. I worked as an RN LTC (SMQT certified) surveyor and complaint/abuse investigator, then in the office processing surveys, imposing fines, directing surveys and complaint investigations, tracking enforcement cycles, and representing the state in IDRs for 18 years. I saw the decline in our ability to protect our frail and vulnerable people. It’s sickening. CMS needs to clarify and “beef up” this regulation in order for this reg to be cited and retained at IDR, IIDR, hearing, and appeal at both the state and federal level. Thank for your videos and efforts to bring abuse and neglect to light. Not all nursing homes are bad, but the ones that are serious and/or repeat offenders need to be held accountable for causing harm.

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This was extremely helpful. Too bad we are in NYC. Otherwise I would’ve called you. I am in this exact situation right now. But thank you for all the detailed information. It was very educational.

Cheers. Now my question is why are you mentioning nursing homes only? Is it a disease for OAPs?

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Appreciate the insight. As someone who lives MDS I would make a few clarifications. The Discharge MDS is valuable if a loved one is sent to the hospital because it is reflective of their status the day they left the nursing home (good to know if they had a pressure injury before they went to the hospital and what stage it was). Section J is also important to review falls. The nurse signing at Z0500 is not signing for accuracy they are signing for completion. The attestation statement is for those signing at Z0400.

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Hello, you mentioned medicaid for medical expenses; however, what about Medicare. My mother was in a nursing home with Medicare for medical and medicaid for housing. Will they also go after the settlement if she is Medicare for medical.

thank you for this, very informative and helpful

I just got the news a little while ago that my sister almost died of sepsis from a UTI and I am furious and trying to explain to my idiot family that it is a sign of neglect from the nursing home and they don't believe me and I didn't want her in there anyway but they are the rotten people who put her in that hellhole

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Out of curiosity if a cna is being abused by a resident and the resident is known to be combative to a point of hurting purposefully cna. The patient has let’s say Asperger or something like that. I have always seen a case of residents being abuse but never vise versa of CNA being physically assaulted. Is there any grounds for the CNA to sue. Always had been curious of this scenario. Since I have never heard of it happening. Can you sue your employer or even the family?

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Outstanding video. The information is Gold to me even though I’m from Texas. You answered a few important questions that others are skipping over. Thank you 😊