Description
COVID-19 Viral Sepsis: Impact on Disparities, Disability, and Health Outcomes introduces the concepts of viral sepsis, its origins, and its implications. COVID-19 is a leading cause of viral sepsis with considerable impact on morbidity and mortality. Early recognition of signs and symptoms of COVID-19 can potentially impact patient outcomes. The book opens with an introduction and overview of sepsis, its clinical manifestations, prevention, and management. It goes on to discuss viral sepsis and sepsis caused by COVID-19. COVID-19, its diagnosis, management, sequelae, long-term consequences, challenges, and opportunities round out the coverage.Users will find valuable key principles related to the recognition, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of sepsis due to COVID-19.- Provides an overview of the clinical picture of COVID-19 associated viral sepsis.- Examines structural racism, COVID-19 related healthcare disparities, and the impact of this infectious disease on various communities.- Discusses challenges of secondary bacterial and fungal infections and long-term consequences of COVID-19 as well as opportunities for treatment.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to sepsisUzma Syed and Cindy Hou2. Viral sepsisLauren Touleyrou and Teena Chopra3. Introduction to COVID-19Lucjan Lang and Cindy Hou4. COVID-19 epidemiologyAneeka Ratnayake, April McDougal, Patricia Kissinger, Theresa Sokol and Crystal Zheng5. Diagnosis of COVID-19Victoria Wong Murray and Cindy Hou6. COVID-19 clinical manifestationsTodd P. Levin and Nikunj Vyas7. COVID-19: Management of mild-moderate diseaseMark Condoluci, Mark Fussa and Joseph B. Glowacki8. Critical care management of COVID-19 patientsKelly Cawcutt, Dan Johnson and Shaun Thompson9. Challenges and opportunities: structural racism and its impact on COVID-19Tiffany B. Truong, Alec J. Calac, Seif L. Nasir, Laura E. Flores, Ryan F. Boyland, Yasmeen D. Bora, Nada Fadul and Jasmine R. Marcelin10. COVID-19: secondary and superimposed bacterial infectionsJacinda C. Abdul-Mutakabbir and Karen K. Tan11. COVID-19 and secondary fungal infectionsMatthias Egger, Agostinho Carvalho, Gustavo H. Goldman, Ashraf S. Ibrahim and Martin Hoenigl12. COVID-19: sequelae and long-term consequencesAlice K. Min, Michelle Evans, Christopher Vo, Shaoli Chaudhuri, Connie Zhao, Justin Frere, Randal Serafini, Sean T.H. Liu and Talia H. Swartz13. COVID-19: the changing landscapeLaila Woc-Colburn14. COVID-19: preparedness for this pandemic and beyondSyra S. Madad, Priya Dhagat and Saskia Popescu
