THE UTILITY OF APACHE II SCORE IN PREDICTING THE …
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First Author: Ráduly Kinga
Author: Ráduly Orsolya
Coordinators: Dr. Zaharia Kézdi Iringo, Dr.
Nina Sincu
APACHE
II was designed to measure the
severity of disease for adult patients
admitted to Intensive care units, for patients
aged 15 or older.
This scoring system is used in many ways:
can be used to describe the morbidity of a
patient when comparing the outcome with
other patients
predicted mortalities are averaged for
groups of patients in order to specify the
group’s morbidity.
The
-
Estimated Risk of Hospital Death
(ERHD), based on APACHE II score:
> 35% for APACHE II score > 20 pt
11-35% for APACHE II score of 10-20
pt
< 11% for APACHE II score < 10 pt
We
have conducted a retrospective,
descriptive, transversal study on a sample of
29 patients admitted to Infectious Diseases
Clinic I from Tg-Mures, during 2009-2010.
The study included patients aged 16 or older,
diagnosed with an infectious disease, who
required intensive care treatment.
We analyzed the patients’ files and
calculated the APACHE II score.
The results were analyzed by using a
statistic programme (GraphPad)
Valori Apache II
35
30
25
20
Valori Apache II
15
10
5
0
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
10
9
8
7
6
5
men
4
women
3
2
1
0
>20
10-20
APACHEII
<10
Age over ≥ 65 years: 6 out of 8 patients have deceased (75%)
< 65 years: 9 out of 21 patients (42.85%)
P 0.2148 - we did not find statistically significant association
RR: 1.750 CI 95%= 0.9267-3.305
57
60
47
50
40
33
30
20
10
0
>20
10.-20.
average age
<10
14
Mortality rate:
12
- 84.16% for APACHE II >
20 pt
- 30.76% - APACHE II 1020 pt
- 0% - APACHE II < 10 pt
10
8
6
4
2
0
>20
10.-20.
number of patients
< 10
number of deaths
herpes Zoster
severe pneumonia
pulmonary tuberculosis
acute meningoencephalitis
severe sepsis
0
1
2
3
number of patients
4
5
6
7
8
hemorrhagic herpes Zoster
severe pneumonia
acute meningoencephalitis
severe sepsis
0
1
2
number of patients
3
4
5
6
HIV infection
pulmonary tuberculosis
acute meningoencephalitis
0
0.2
0.4
number of patients
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
The
mortality rate was higher than expected
in patients with APACHE II score > 20 pt
(84.16 % compared with an ERHD > 35 %)
We did not find statistically significant
association between advanced age (over 65
years old) and mortality rate (p=0.2148).
The severe illnesses, such as severe sepsis
and respiratory impairment were associated
with worse outcome.