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What is systemic inflm response syndrom (SIRS)?
any 2 of: fever >38 or <36, HR >90, Resp >20, PCO2>32, WBC count >12000 or <4000
What is the normal WBC count?
4000 - 10000 / cubic cm
What % of WBC are lymphs?
25-33%
What % of WBC are monocytes?
3-7%
What % of WBC are bands?
3-5%
What are band cells?
immature neutrophils
What % of WBC are eosinophils?
<3%
What % of WBC are basophils?
0.1%
What is a release of ptns from liver in response to stimulation w/ IL-6 from M0 and acute phase ptns from complement and coag systems?
acute phase response
What is SIRS due to infection?
sepsis
What is sepsis w/ organ dysfunction?
severe sepsis
What is organ impairment 2ary to SIRS
multi-organ dysfunction syndrome
What is an infection-induced hyptotensive response and unresponsive to IV fluids called?
septic shock
What is systemic activation of clotting system followed by depletion of clotting factors and hemorrhage?
disseminated intravascular coag (DIC)
What is an unregulated anti-inflm response leading to immune suppression and inc risk of inf
compensatory anti-inflm response syndrome (CARS)
What is inflm injury to lungs leading to inflm mediators causing vascular permeability, fluid ptn and neutrophils leaving capillaries -> hypoxia and bilateral infiltrate?
acute respiratory distress syndrome
What part of LPS interacts w/ what part of immune response?
TLR4 on M0 binds Lipid A
What is the immune response to LPS on g- bacteria?
produce inflm mediators TNF alpha and IL-1, costimulatory molcs for adaptive response, and tissue factor
What happens if there is an overproduction of immune mediators in response to LPS?
septic shock and DIC
What is neg outcome of TNF-alpha?
vasc permeability, upregulation of adhesion molcs, epression of tissue factor on endothelium
What is neg outcome of IL-1?
fever
What is neg outcome of IL-6?
acute phase ptns
What is neg outcome of PAI-1?
plasminogen activator inhibitor inhibits breakdown of clots
What if neg effect of C3a and C5a binding phagocyte?
causes phag to produce chemokines, TNF, histamine, leukotriene, prostaglandin, cytokines
What is effect of excessive production of C5a?
lethal bacteremia, MODS, DIC, immunodef'y
What is pathogensis of DIC?
endotoxin causes TNF and IL-6 to be made; excess thrombin; impaired organ perfusion -> organ damage fibrinolysis -> excess bld -> inc vasc permeability