Puerperal sespsis is a systemic infection of the genital tract that occurs as a complication of delivery. Of the following, which is proper management for puerperal sepsis? (Choose all that apply)

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Fluid and electrolyte balance and B - Respiratory support
Puerperal sespsis is a systemic infection of the genital tract that occurs as a complication of delivery. Treatment includes antibiotic administration. Left untreated, puerperal sepsis can be fatal. Complications include pelvic cellulitis, generalized sepsis (blood), and brain damage (due to high fever).
Management of puerperal sepsis can include:
1. Fluid and electrolyte balance
2. Respiratory support
3. Circulatory support
4. Control of infection

Puerperal Sespsis Is a Systemic Infection of the Genital Tract