Eric Bauer
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247 appearances
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard Jul 2025
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Well, you said it perfectly and I you know in the pre-show we kinda talked about this.
Uh you know, I think and maybe I was teaching it incorrectly, but we we uh a lot of times in our guidelines uh or protocols, you know there's the difference between guidelines and protocols and I can dive into that.
Uh protocols are very rigid, guidelines are pretty gray, right?
And you see more guidelines in the aeromedical uh environment.
But
uh using SERS, whether it's two SERGE's response criteria or QSOFA guidelines, which was very popular in you know 2014 to 2018 from a from a pre hospital standpoint.
And we we found that there was a lot of
false activations and so we started teaching just what you said.
Well let's add two other surrogates.
Let's add entitled CO two, s nasal cannula, if it's less than twenty five, and then l lactate finger sticks in the field.
If lactate is four or greater in the first hour,
And that is pretty definitive.
You have two SERS or two QSOFA, which were very similar, uh, and then those other two criteria, and you were now more specific and I think we had less false activations. 'Cause I think we started seeing, at least in the areas that I were I I flew in, you saw
You know, it's all it's alarm fatigue.
Right, all these p patients were being activated as sepsis and they weren't, right?
How many patients sit
Got little little grandma that sits with a stock less than a hundred and maybe their rate is a little over twenty.
That doesn't mean they're in a sepsis response, right?
So I think it gave it gave a very um
uh f focused assessment and and f made that more uh finite.
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