Question

which level of infection prevention and control practices attempts to limit sepsis consequences and progression to septic shock? select an answer: secondary prevention primary prevention tertiary prevention quaternary prevention

Explanation:

Tertiary prevention focuses on reducing the impact of an existing disease (like sepsis) by limiting its consequences and preventing progression to more severe states (like septic shock). Primary prevention aims to prevent the disease from occurring, secondary prevention detects and treats early to prevent progression, and quaternary prevention focuses on avoiding overmedicalization. Since the question is about limiting sepsis consequences and progression, tertiary prevention is correct.

Answer:

C. Tertiary prevention