Chapter 30 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the most common type of influenza?

A

type A

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2
Q

Influenza Type A can infect

A

multiple species

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3
Q

Which type of influenza causes the most severe diseases?

A

type A

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4
Q

Type A influenza is divided into subtypes based on

A

two surface antigens

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5
Q

Type B has ___ been categorized into subtypes

A

not

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6
Q

inflammation of the parenchymal structures of the lung (lower respiratory tract)

A

pneumonia

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7
Q

Pneumonia causes

A

infectious agents: bacteria and viruses

noninfectious agents: gastric secretions

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8
Q

Typical pneumonia =

A

bacterial

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9
Q

typical pneumonia is the ________ and _______ of fluid into alveoli

A

inflammation and exudation

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10
Q

atypical pneumonia is also called

A

walking pneumonia

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11
Q

true or false: walking pneumonia s/s are worse than bacterial pneumonia.

A

false

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12
Q

walking pneumonia is

A

viral

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13
Q

community acquired pneumonia begins

A

outside the hospital or can be diagnosed within 48 hours after admission to hospital.

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14
Q

community acquired pneumonia can be

A

bacterial or viral

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15
Q

nosocomial pneumonia appears

A

48 hours after admission to hospital

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16
Q

who is at risk for nosocomial pneumonia?

A

immunocompromised, chronic lung disease and airway instrumentation (trach/ET)

17
Q

Most HAIs are

A

bacterial

18
Q

primary tuberculosis is ________ and _______.

A

Active and latent

19
Q

primary progressive tuberculosis is

A

reinfection or reactivation of primary lesion, inadequate immune response

20
Q

once tuberculosis gains access to ______, it is contagious

A

sputum

21
Q

the worse kind of TB is

A

primary progressive hypersenstivity reaction

22
Q

what are some s/s of primary progressive hypersensitivity reaction?

A

weight loss, dyspnea, orthopnea, dry cough

23
Q

positive TB skin test results from a

A

cell-mediated immune response.

24
Q

true or false: just because you have positive TB skin test doesn’t mean that the person has active TB.

A

true