Does antibiotic resistant bacteria increase incidence of sepsis?

Can: Bacterial resistance is becoming prevalent as we have increased usage for even non infectious cases. When there is confirmed resistant strain that enters into the blood stream, sepsis is a possibility as we can potentially run out of options to treat.

Antibiotics/sepsis: Yes. As antibiotics resistance emerges, the severity and duration of bacterial illness is worse, leading to a greater risk of sepsis and adverse events.

Maybe: It may be more difficult to treat but multidrug resistant bacteria do not necessarily produce more sepsis than very sensitive ones.