Take the Sepsis Quiz and You Could Win!

Learn more about sepsis and how you can help patients sooner. Take this quiz and be entered into a drawing to win a Carilion mug.

Be sure to submit your answers by Sept. 29 for a chance to win!

Hint: Answers can be found in the article, Five Things You Need to Know About Sepsis.

  1. True or False: Sepsis is the leading cause of death in U.S. hospitals, including ours.

  2. True or False: Anyone can get sepsis.
     
  3. True or False: Sepsis can only be caused by a bacterial infection.
     
  4. What are the signs and symptoms of sepsis if we’re talking about TIME?
    a. Temperature, Infection, Mental Decline, and Extremely Ill
    b. Shortness of breath, fever, disorientation
    c. all of the above
    d. none of the above
     
  5. For every hour treatment is delayed, the risk of death increases by what percent?
    a. 10%
    b. 4%
    c. 4 - 9%
    d. 5%
     
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Thank you for playing the Sepsis Quiz. You will be notified by email after Sept. 29 if you win. The correct answers are in bold.

  1. True or False: Sepsis is the leading cause of death in U.S. hospitals, including ours.

  2. True or False: Anyone can get sepsis.
     
  3. True or False: Sepsis can only be caused by a bacterial infection.
     
  4. What are the signs and symptoms of sepsis if we’re talking about TIME?
    a. Temperature, Infection, Mental Decline, and Extremely Ill
    b. Shortness of breath, fever, disorientation
    c. all of the above
    d. none of the above
     
  5. For every hour treatment is delayed, the risk of death increases by what percent?
    a. 10%
    b. 4%
    c. 4 - 9%
    d. 5%
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