Susepsis: a “silent killer” in the infection

Symptoms: The “silent killer” sepsis, a life-threatening organ function caused by the host’s infection-response disorder, poses a great challenge with regard to morbidity and mortality. The purpose of this paper is to provide a multi-dimensional analysis of sepsis epidemiology, morbidity mechanisms, treatment progress and preventive measures, and to refer to relevant literature to provide a scientific basis.1. The progress of epidemiological studies, according to our latest sepsis studies, accounts for 12.6 per cent of all deaths in the country and the percentage of deaths in institutions is rising every year. This data points to the severity of sepsis and its impact on public health. Worldwide, sepsis causes about 11 million deaths per year, or about 20 per cent of deaths worldwide.Epidemic mechanisms for research into the incidence of sepsis are complex and involve multi-inflammatory media and immune responses. In recent years, the path to the activation of Gaspare-11 in sepsis has been found, as well as the role of hepatopreventing the coagulation and lethality on which Gaspare-11 relies. In addition, IL-34 and IL-37, which are potential targets for treatment, show potential for sepsis treatment.3. The main strategy for the treatment of sepsis in the treatment of advances in research is antibiotic infection control and support for treatment. Liquid treatment is an important component of the treatment of sepsis and septic shock, in which liquid recovery is essential. The use of vascularly active drugs in sepsis patients has also received widespread attention, and adrenaline has been widely recommended.4. Pre- and post-natal effects of treatmentTimely and effective antibacterial treatment: The early identification of sepsis patients requires rapid transmission and timely use of effective antibiotics.Support for treatment: for patients with severe sepsis and sepsis, life indicators monitoring, blood pressure stabilization, liver and kidney protection are required.Individualized treatment: The treatment of sepsis should be individualized, with the selected antibacterial drugs selected in a targeted manner, taking into account the age of the patient, the onset of the disease, the state of immunization, the possible route of invasion.The key to the prevention of sepsis is to control risk factors.1. Improvement of living habits: Healthy diets, low salt, low fat and low sodium diets, more fruit and vegetables, abdication of alcohol and tobacco, regular and well-slept sleep, avoiding lateness and overwork, help us maintain the normal functioning of the immune system. 2. Enhancement of physical exercise and hygiene: Aerobic exercise such as jogging and swimming, to improve physical health and to increase physical resistance. Avoid cross-infection. 3. Increased vigilance and timely access to health care: attention to physical changes: timely access to health care in the event of infectious symptoms such as fever, cough, inactivity, nausea and general discomfort. Periodic medical examinations. In addition, surveillance and prevention measures should be strengthened to reduce the risk of infection among populations with chronic diseases or low immunity.6. The research and treatment of sepsis, a global health problem, is constantly being updated. Through early identification, timely intervention and multidisciplinary cooperation, we can better manage the disease and reduce its impact on human health. Future research should focus on molecular pathology mechanisms developed in the event of sepsis, early diagnosis and pre-assessed biomarkers, as well as precision sepsis and individualized treatment.References:1. Review of the progress of the 10-year study on sepsis in China and prospects for a serious lung2. Progress of research on pre-assessment of sepsis – hanspub.org3. Progress in research on sepsis – hanspub.orgWhy is Coptic sepsis called a “killer” in the infection? _Pu Gang Headline _ News _ The Paper5. 2020 Consensus of Experts on Early Prevention and Disruption of Surgeon in ChinaKnowledge of “silent killer” — sepsis — Qingdao Health Science Resource Bank