Citrobacter braakii bacteremia-induced septic shock after colonoscopy preparation with polyethylene glycol in a critically ill patient: a case report

Table 1 The patient’s laboratory data at the time when he exhibited septic shock

Arterial blood gas analysis (3L/min of oxygen)		Complete blood cell count		Biochemistry		Coagulation
pH	7.431	WBC	8310/μL	TP	5.6 g/dL	PT	56%
PaCO₂	30.6 mmHg	NE	97.9%	Albumin	3.1 g/dL	INR	1.31
PaO₂	93.5 mmHg	LY	1.1%	AST	20 U/L	APTT	28 s
HCO₃ ⁻	20 mmol/L	MONO	0.4%	ALT	9 U/L	Fibrinogen	181 mg/dL
Base excess	−3.2 mmol/L	Hgb	9.2 g/dL	T-Bil	2.08 mg/dL	D-dimer	6.1 μg/mL
Lactate	5 mmol/L	Hct	27.1%	D-Bil	0.83 mg/dL	AT3	58%
Glucose	200 mg/dL	PLT	9.6 × 10⁴/μL	BUN	17.3 mg/dL
				Creatinine	1.20 mg/dL
				Na	136 mmol/L
				K	3.4 mmol/L
				Cl	106 mmol/L
				CRP	0.86 mg/dL
				Procalcitonin	39.27 ng/mL
				Endotoxin	≤0.8 pg/mL

WBC white blood cell count, NE neutrophils, LY lymphocytes, MONO monocytes, Hgb hemoglobin, Hct hematocrit, PLT platelet count, PT prothrombin time, INR international normalized ratio, APTT activated partial thromboplastin time, AT3 antithrombin 3, TP total protein, AST aspartate transaminase, ALT alanine transaminase, T-Bil total bilirubin, D-Bil direct bilirubin, BUN blood urea nitrogen, Na sodium, K potassium, Cl chlorine, CRP C-reactive protein

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