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To: Red Badger
According to AI

Yes, sepsis can be acquired in a hospital. While most cases begin in the community, roughly 10% to 20% of sepsis cases are hospital-acquired (nosocomial). These often result from healthcare-associated infections like pneumonia, bloodstream infections from IVs, or surgical site infections.

So... He got pneumonia... Went to the hospital... Acquired sepsis and died. Seems sensible.

22 posted on 05/23/2026 10:42:48 AM PDT by jerod (Nazis were essentially Socialist in Hugo Boss uniforms... Get over it!)
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To: jerod

He already had it. He was dead within hours at the hospital. Not from the hospital.


26 posted on 05/23/2026 10:48:03 AM PDT by the OlLine Rebel (Common sense is an uncommon virtue./Federal-run medical care is as good as state-run DMVs.)
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To: jerod

“So... He got pneumonia... Went to the hospital... Acquired sepsis and died. Seems sensible.”

He didn’t ‘aquire’ sepsis at the hospital.


28 posted on 05/23/2026 10:53:31 AM PDT by TexasGator
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To: jerod

Sounds like sepsis had already set in ... something that easily happens ... with his pneumonia. Not something he acquired at the hospital.

Sounds like he’d had his pneumonia for days/weeks, prior.

I can’t believe he was not on IV Vancomycin and Ceftriaxone DAYS before he passed.


31 posted on 05/23/2026 10:57:22 AM PDT by Jane Long (Jesus is Lord!)
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To: jerod

One doesn’t really aquire sepsis. It was likely a result of the infection that caused the pneumonia.


80 posted on 05/23/2026 1:28:51 PM PDT by vivenne (7Come to think of it. Fact.)
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