Oxygenation Flashcards

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What is pneumonia?

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Excess fluid in the lungs from an INFLAMMATORY process (pneumonitis) that reduces gas exchange.

Occurs in the interstitial space, alveoli, and bronchioles

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Infectious Causative Agent(s) of Pneumonia:

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1) S. pneumoniae
2) H. influenzae

Atypical bacteria:

1) Mycoplasma pneumoniae
2) Chlamydia pneumoniae
3) Legionella

Others:
Viruses Fungi, Rickettsiae, Protozoa, Helminths

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What are the Types of Pneumonia characterized by Location?

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Lobar Pneumonia: consolidation in a segment or lobe

Bronchopneumonia: scattered patches around bronchi

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What are the Types of Pneumonia characterized by Environment?

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Community-acquired PA
Healthcare-acquire PA: present >2 days after admit
Ventilator-acqired PA

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Noninfectious Causative Agent(s) of Pneumonia:

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1) toxic gases
2) chemical fumes
3) smoke
4) aspiration (water/fluids, food, saliva, vomit)

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What are the Risk Factors for Pneumonia?

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1) Age
2) Vaccination status (flu and pneumococcal)
3) Chronic health issues/immunocompromised
4) Tobacco use or exposure; ETOH use
5) Recent respiratory illness
6) Altered LOC
7) Aspiration risk (ET tube, tracheostomy, NG tube)
8) Poor nutritional status

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Pneumonia Diagnostic Tests

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1) CXR
2) Sputum
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