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7. 9. Match the following medications with their description. Vancomycin a. Most widely used antibiotic in the hospital 8. Omeprazole b. Treats symptoms of inflammation, status asthmaticus, and chronic renal insufficiency Furosemide C. Also referred to as Zosyn; extended-spectum penicillin to treat infection Piperacillin/Tazobactam d. A proton pump inhibitor used for preventing ulcers 11. Solu-Cortef e. Most frequently prescribed loop diuretic 10. 12. Circle which of these medications would be useful in treating sepsis. (Hint: There's 2) 13. Calculate the TOTAL IVF that should be administered to a patient with sepsis based on this formula: 30 cc/kg. Your patient weighs 70 kg. CC Match the following medications with their impact on symptoms. 14. Levophed a. Maintains stability of F&E; may increase UO 15. Bicarbonate b. Maintains stability of ABGs; may decrease s/s acidosis Maintenance fluids c. A form of norepinephrine that causes vasoconstriction to increase BP 17. Amniodaroned. A class III antidysrhythmic agent that blocks potassium channels to restore normal heart rhythm 16. 18. Circle which one these medications may be useful in treating late symptoms of sepsis. 19. Circle which of the following symptoms are related to sepsis. (Hint: There are 4) WBC levels Cyanosis Lactic Acid levels Urine dilution Edema Capillary refill RBC levels Ligation Lymphedema 20. Of the 4 you circled, would the symptom increase or decrease with the administration of medications? In other words, would the symptom increase or decrease with resolution of sepsis. Name the correct symptom you circled above and then circle whether it will increase or decrease. would increase/decrease) b. would increase/decrease) would increase/decrease) d. would increase/decrease) a. نه