HAP/CAP/HCA-P Flashcards
1
Q
aspiration/inhalation
A
CAP
2
Q
immunocompromise
neutropenia
A
CAP
3
Q
resp/cardia dysfunction
A
CAP
4
Q
closed pops
A
CAP (atypical)
5
Q
antecedent viral infx (ciliostasis)
A
CAP
6
Q
IVDU
A
CAP
7
Q
alcoholism
A
CAP
8
Q
smokers
A
CAP
9
Q
neuro probs
A
CAP/HAP
10
Q
aspiration NMF
bacteremia
A
HAP
11
Q
long hospital stays
A
HAP
12
Q
burn patients
A
HAP
13
Q
anesthesia
A
HAP
14
Q
catheterization (CVC, Foley)
A
HAP
15
Q
ventilators
A
HAP
16
Q
chemotherapy
A
HAP
17
Q
highest mortality of all pneumos
A
VAP
18
Q
VAP agents
A
S. aureus S. pneumoniae H. influenzae P. aeruginosa Acinetobacter Enterics
19
Q
HCA-P risk factors
A
- > 48 hrs in hospital in last 3 months
- nursing home/long term care resident in last 3 months
3a. outpatient infusion therapy in last month (Abx/chemo)
3b. home wound care - hospital based clinic/chronic hemodialysis center in last 30 days
- family member w/ MDR pathogen
20
Q
CAP agents
A
S. pneumoniae Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Viruses S. aureus K. pneumoniae H. influenzae Legionella pneumophila other GNRs unidentified agents
21
Q
HCA-P/HAP agents
A
K. pneumoniae S. aureus P. aeruginosa Acinetobacter Legionella pneumophila S. pneumoniae other GNRs unidentified agents
