Lecture 7 Pneumonia (missed lecture) Flashcards

1
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gold standard for diagnosis of pneumonia?

A

Chest X ray (although may be normal in up to 7% of patients)

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2
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3 classes of initial clinical classification of pneumonia

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major immunodefeciency, Tb, normal hosts

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3
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4 classes of aquired pneumonia in normal hosts

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Community, hospital acquired;

ventilator, health-care associated

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4
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suspect Tb in patients with 2 of more of the classic symptoms:

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hemoptysis, cough more than 2 weeks, night sweats, weight loss.

order airbone isolation and CXR

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5
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CXR characteristics in patients with Tb:

____ lobe infilitrates, ____ pattern, ____ lesions , ____ infiltrate

A

upper, milliary, cavitary, nodular

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6
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the _____ and the pneumonia severity index are used to determine weather treatment should be ____ or ____

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CURB-65, in vs outpatient

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CURB65 is what?

scores above ____ should be considered for hospital stay

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Confusion, 
urea ( greater than 7 mmol/L), 
respiratory rate greater than 30,
BP less than 90 systolic or 60 diastolic;
greater than 65 years of age;

scores above 1 (2 = short hospital stay, 3 = hospital)

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8
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major criteria (2) designating need for ICU admission:

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invasive mechanical ventilation or septic shock (need just one)

minor criteria (need 3, see notes)

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9
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what somewhat new test helps indicate presence of bacterial infection?

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PCT (pro-calcitonin) - indicates severe infection

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10
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increased risk of pseudomonas is seen in patients with structural lung disease such as ______; extended _____ therapy, broad-spectrum Ab use, or malnutrition

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bronchiectasis;

corticosteroid

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11
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is it better to wait for results of culture/sputum sample before treating or to treat right away?

A

treat ASAP as possible,

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12
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2 vaccines patients should get to prevent pneumonia

A

influenza, pneumococcus

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13
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Lobar pneumonia is characterized by a ____ exudate which causes ____ of a lobar or the entire lung

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intra-alveolar; consolidation

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14
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according to FA, what 3 bacteria cause lobar pneumonia?

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S. pneumo by far, legionalla, klebsiella

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15
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bronchopneumonia is characterized by acute inflammatory infiltrates from the ____ into adjacent ____; distribution is characteriszed as ____

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bronchioles, alveoli;

patchy (or multifocal)

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16
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4 organisms listed in FA that cause bronchopneumonia

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S. pneumo, S. aureus, H influenza, klebsiella;

also pseuodomonas

17
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interstitial/atypical pneumonia is characterized by ____ ____ inflammation localized to interstitial areas at alveolar walls. there is an increase in “lung ____”

A

diffuse patchy;

marking

18
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in addition to viruses, what bacteria can cause atypical pneumonia, according to FA

A

mycoplasma, legionella, chlamydia, coxiella

19
Q

what is empyema? What bacteria usually causes it?

A

pus in the alveolar space, s aureus

20
Q

do breath sounds increase or decrease with pneumonia? there is ____ to percussion

A

decrease; dullness