Yes, but the death is generally due to another direct cause. Of acute hospital patients, those with a Catheter-Associated UTI are 3x more likely to die, but they may have been more unwell beforehand anyway.
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yes it could cause death heart attacks liver failure and other diseases
A young, healthy person with Chlamydia pneumoniae has an excellent prognosis. In the elderly, however, there is a 5-10% death rate from this infection.
No, sleeping in a fetal position is not a sign of death in the elderly. Elderly sleep many ways to get more comfortable.
Urosepsis can be extremely serious if not treated immediately. Urosepsis is an infection which started in the urinary tract system and then spread to the blood. If left untreated "sepsis" can lead to death from the infection or a condition known as septic shock....However if treated quickly with the right antibiotics it can be cured.
The helping of an easy and painless death of elderly people.
Yes severe infection like septicaemia can sometimes cause death
If your urinary system did not function properly, you could have urinary blockages or even death. The urinary system eliminates liquid waste from the blood stream. When the waste builds up, you can become septic or ill.
heart failure
YES it all depends on the virulence of the organism and the patient's immune status.we have seen many diabetic patient dying due to sepsis with muti organ failure secondary to uti
The medical name for sepsis is "severe systemic infection" or "systemic inflammatory response syndrome" (SIRS) due to infection. It occurs when the body's response to infection causes widespread inflammation, potentially leading to tissue damage, organ failure, and death. Sepsis can arise from various infections, including those in the lungs, urinary tract, or abdomen. Timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial for improving outcomes.
a rat bites into its host and the infection starts to spread