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학습 자료 둘러보기 →Patients with Stevens-Johnson syndrome have widespread epidermal loss, destroying the skin's barrier function. This creates a risk for systemic infection and sepsis equivalent to a partial-thickness burn.
The highest priority intervention is strict aseptic technique with all patient contact. This includes meticulous hand hygiene, sterile linens, and barrier precautions to prevent introducing pathogens to denuded skin.
Continuous monitoring for signs of infection is essential. Track vital signs, WBC count, and wound appearance. Early recognition of sepsis signs like fever, tachycardia, or hypotension allows for rapid intervention.
Avoid routine use of topical antibiotics unless specifically ordered for a cultured pathogen. Focus on environmental control and aseptic handling to prevent infection without disrupting the wound bed.
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