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Deteriorating Patient and Sepsis - Year 1 Student NPAAS AY25 26

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Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that arises when the body's response to infection causes widespread inflammation, leading to organ dysfunction. Early recognition and treatment are crucial to improving patient outcomes. Sepsis progresses rapidly and can lead to septic shock, organ failure, and death if not treated promptly.

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Are breathing very fast

Have a 'fit' or convulsion

Look mottled, bluish, or pale - on darker pigmented skin, colour changes may show on the inside of the forearms or palms

Have a rash that does not fade when you press it

Are very lethargic or difficult to wake

Feel abnormally cold to touch

Call 111 or contact your GP if you are worried about an infection. Call 999 or visit A&E if a child has one of the sepsis symptoms and Just Ask: Could it be Sepsis?

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Are breathing very fast Have a 'fit' or convulsion Look mottled, bluish, or pale - on darker pigmented skin, colour changes may show on the inside of the forearms or palms Have a rash that does not fade when you press it Are very lethargic or difficult to wake Feel abnormally cold to touch Call 111 or contact your GP if you are worried about an infection.

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PowerPoint presentation - Essential reading

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PowerPoint presentation - Essential reading

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- e-Learning for Healthcare Authentication

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Sign in with your e-Learning for Healthcare Hub account

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- e-Learning for Healthcare Authentication

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E-Learning: Sepsis and Learning Disabilities

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E-Learning: Sepsis and Learning Disabilities

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- e-Learning for Healthcare Authentication

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Sign in with your e-Learning for Healthcare Hub account

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Learning Disabilities and Physical Health

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Learning Disabilities and Physical Health

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Learning disabilities and physical health

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People with learning disabilities including those who are also autistic are, first and foremost, people, just like everyone else. This session will cover the common problems associated with the physical health of people with learning disabilities, why it is sometimes difficult to identify problems and how to ensure early and appropriate treatment.