This infection concept map nursing depicts infection symptoms and infection treatment. When a microorganism enters a person's body and causes harm, this is referred to as an infection. The organism survives, reproduces, and colonizes that person's body. Pathogens are these infectious microscopic organisms that multiply quickly. The symptoms of a disease are determined by the organism responsible for the infection and the site of infection. Viruses specifically target cells in the genital tract or the upper respiratory tract. For example, the rabies virus attacks the nervous system. As shown in this infection concept map nursing, some viruses target skin cells, causing warts.
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DEFINITIONthe invasion and multiplication ofmicroorganisms in body tissues,which may be clinically unapparentor result in local cellular injury
Bacterial
Viral
Fungal
Parasitic
vary by severity, location, host response totreatment, and potentia for debilitatingconseqences
Unmanaged infections can lead to:Septic shock syndromeMulti-system organ failure
Pathogeninvades boday
Immune responses initiated tominimize tissue and organ damage
C+SCBC ( WBC count)Radiographic studiesCRPESRSerological tests for virus or ab's
ASSESSMENT
Treat the cause and manage symptoms Bacteria infection - treat with antibioticsViral infection - treat with antiviralsFungal infection - treat with antifungalsparasitic infiction - treat with antiprotazoals
INFECTION
VARIATIONS
PHYSIOLOGICALPROCESS
MANAGEMENT
CONSEQUENCES
Site-specific and generalsymptoms, including;1. redness 2. heat3.swelling 4.pain5.exudate 6.cough7.fever 8.fatigue
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Infection Concept Map Nursing
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DEFINITION
the invasion and multiplication of
microorganisms in body tissues,
which may be clinically unapparent
or result in local cellular injury
Bacterial
Viral
Fungal
Parasitic
vary by severity, location, host response to
treatment, and potentia for debilitating
conseqences
Unmanaged infections can lead to:
Septic shock syndrome
Multi-system organ failure
Pathogen
invades boday
Immune responses initiated to
minimize tissue and organ damage
vasodilation
increased vascular
permeability
WBC recruitment
phagocytosis
cytokine release
C+S
CBC ( WBC count)
Radiographic studies
CRP
ESR
Serological tests for virus or ab's
ASSESSMENT
Treat the cause and manage symptoms
Bacteria infection - treat with antibiotics
Viral infection - treat with antivirals
Fungal infection - treat with antifungals
parasitic infiction - treat with antiprotazoals
INFECTION
VARIATIONS
PHYSIOLOGICAL
PROCESS
MANAGEMENT
CONSEQUENCES
Site-specific and general
symptoms, including;
1. redness 2. heat
3.swelling 4.pain
5.exudate 6.cough
7.fever 8.fatigue
SCOPE
DEFINITIONthe invasion and multiplication ofmicroorganisms in body tissues,which may be clinically unapparentor result in local cellular injury
Bacterial
Viral
Fungal
Parasitic
vary by severity, location, host response totreatment, and potentia for debilitatingconseqences
Unmanaged infections can lead to:Septic shock syndromeMulti-system organ failure
Pathogeninvades boday
Immune responses initiated tominimize tissue and organ damage
C+SCBC ( WBC count)Radiographic studiesCRPESRSerological tests for virus or ab's
ASSESSMENT
Treat the cause and manage symptoms Bacteria infection - treat with antibioticsViral infection - treat with antiviralsFungal infection - treat with antifungalsparasitic infiction - treat with antiprotazoals
INFECTION
VARIATIONS
PHYSIOLOGICALPROCESS
MANAGEMENT
CONSEQUENCES
Site-specific and generalsymptoms, including;1. redness 2. heat3.swelling 4.pain5.exudate 6.cough7.fever 8.fatigue
SCOPE
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