Final Program

WEDNESDAY • MAY 18 407
1004 Standardizing and Improving the Hand-Off Process During
Rapid Response Team Activations/P. Jagtap, F. Hashmi, A.
Kogan, A. Gallo De Moraes, J. Elmer, S. Capels, R.A. Oeckler, J.
Jensen, Rochester, MN, p.A7616
1005 Improving Prehospital Recognition of Severe Sepsis (PRESS):
Knowledge and Attitudes of First Responders/C. Polito, I.
Bloom, A. Yancey, J. Lairet, A. Isakov, D. Murphy, G.S. Martin, J.E.
Sevransky, Atlanta, GA, p.A7617
1006 Biomarker Measurement During Prehospital Care: A
Systematic Review/A. Khalid, C. Martin-Gill, C.W. Callaway, D.M.
Yealy, C.W. Seymour, Pittsburgh, PA, p.A7618
1007 Utility of Pre-Hospital Glasgow Coma Scale in Predicting
In-Hospital Mortality in Patients with Sepsis/R. Dolan, C. Polito,
A. Isakov, A. Yancey, I. Bloom, G.S. Martin, J.E. Sevransky,
Atlanta, GA, p.A7619
1008 The Neighborhood Effect: Is Critical Illness Contagious on
Hospital Wards?/M.M. Churpek, A. Mayampurath, G.
Goksu-Gursoy, D.P. Edelson, M.D. Howell, S.L. Volchenboum,
Chicago, IL, p.A7620
1009 High Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Capacity Strain at the Time of
Emergency Department Triage is Associated with Decreased
ICU Admissions Among Patients with Severe Sepsis/G.L.
Anesi, S.D. Halpern, N.B. Gabler, G.J. Escobar, V. Liu,
Philadelphia, PA, p.A7621
1010 Peer Led Education to Improve Identification and Treatment of
Patients with Sepsis/L.E. Howard, K.S. Allen, J. Paulsgrove, G.T.
Kinasewitz, Oklahoma City, OK, p.A7622
1011 Sepsis Alerts in the Emergency Department to Expedite the
Care of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock/B. Keveson, B. Smith,
M. Cate, P. Steves, R. Clouser, M. Holman, G.B. Allen, Burlington,
VT, p.A7623
1012 Prediction of Acute Respiratory Failure in Severe Chronic
Obstructive Respiratory Disease: What Do We Need to Learn in
Emergency Department?/A. Sadigov, K. Agayeva, S. Huseynova,
G. Sadigova, Baku, Azerbaijan, p.A7624
1013 As Assessment of Detection and Early Intervention in Patients
with Sepsis at an Urban Teaching Hospital/T.T. Yamanaka, J.
Chae, L. Estep, A. Kobzik, B.A. Buchcic, S. Benken, J. Jacobson,
Chicago, IL, p.A7625
1014 Reducing the Time to Antibiotic Administration in Patients
with Sepsis: One Hospital’s Experience/C.G. Hebenstreit, M.S.
Narat, S.S. Patil, B. Patel, D.D. Jackson, A.A. Aman, T. Johnson,
K. Gopal, K. Gomez, Houston, TX, p.A7626
1015 Mortality Among High Risk Patients with Septic Shock
admitted to U.S. Teaching-Intensive Hospitals in July: A
Retrospective Observational Study /A. Saqib, B. Pandya, M.
Chahloub, Staten Island, NY, p.A7627
1016 Identifying Variables in Unexpected ICU Admissions and
Impact on Mortality in Septic Patients Following a Bundled
Care Initiative: A Retrospective Case Control Analysis/A.R.
Wali, R. Sell, V. Tolia, C. Tomaszewski, G. Wardi, San Diego, CA,
p.A7628
1017 Impact of Delayed Admission to the Intensive Care Unit from
the Emergency Department upon Sepsis Outcomes and Sepsis
Protocol Compliance/M. Agustin, L.L. Price, P. LaCamera, A.
Andoh-Duku, Boston, MA, p.A7629
1018 Pre-Hospitalization Use of Beta-Blockers and Clinical
Outcomes in Septic Shock Patients Admitted to Intensive Care
Unit/T. Jain, S. Mawri, J. Shah, Y. Alsafadi, W. Al-Darzi, E.
Abdelrahim, N. Huda, K. Ananthasubramaniam, Detroit, MI,
p.A7630
1019 Evaluation of Adjudicated Sepsis Diagnosis and a Novel, Host
Response Assay in the Diagnosis of Sepsis in Critically Ill
Patients/R.R. Miller, B. Lopansri, L. McHugh, T. Seldon, J. Burke,
Murray, UT, p.A7631
1020 Trajectory of Multiscalar Variability Dynamics in Physiologic
Phase Space Correlates with Mortality in Septic Patients/M.
Abas, B. Vandendriessche, T.E. Dick, K.A. Loparo, F.J. Jacono,
Cleveland, OH, p.A7632
1021 The Impact of Critical Care Outreach on Intensive Care Unit
Readmissions/S.S. Loren, F.J. Zadravecz, M.M. Churpek, N.M.
Twu, M.D. Howell, D.P. Edelson, Chicago, IL, p.A7633
1022 Hospital Readmissions for Recurrent Sepsis: New Or Recurrent
Infection?/K.M. DeMerle, H.C. Prescott, Ann Arbor, MI, p.A7634
1023 Effect of Care Fragmentation on Outcomes of
Rehospitalizations For Severe Sepsis Survivors/M. Hua, M.N.
Gong, A. Miltiades, H. Wunsch, New York, NY, p.A7635
1024 Severe Sepsis Associated 30-Day Readmissions - Analysis of
a Nationwide Medicare Sample/B. Norman, C.R. Cooke, J.
Graves, E.W. Ely, Nashville, TN, p.A7636
D105
POSTER DISCUSSION SESSION
RESPIRATORY FAILURE : ROLE OF THE
DIAPHRAGM AND SKELETAL MUSCLES
1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. MOSCONE CENTER
Room 3011 (West Building, Level 3)
Poster Viewing 1:30-2:15
Discussion 2:15-3:30
Poster Discussion Session
Chairing: A. Demoule, MD, PhD, Paris, France
F. Laghi, MD, Hines, IL
F.D. McCool, MD, Providence, RI
801 Sepsis Activated Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress and
Decreased Contractile Function of Diaphragm In Rats/G. Jiao,
P. Wang, L. Hao, M. Wang, B. Zhong, M. Yu, S. Zhao, R. Feng, S.
Tan, L. Chen, J. Yuan, Shenyang, China, p.A7637
802 Sepsis Induces an Early but Reversible Diaphragm
Dysfunction/M. Dres, B.-P. Dube, J. Mayaux, J. Delemazure, L.
Dangers, T. Similowski, A. Demoule, Paris, France, p.A7638
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