Pneumonia Flashcards

1
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Purpose of differential diagnosis

A

Eliminate potential diagnoses by systematically comparing and contrasting signs and symptoms

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2
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The three elements of problem statement

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Who

When
Time Course

What

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3
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Define a problem representation

A

An evolving summary to organize the defining features of a patient presentation

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4
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Purpose of problem representation

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To help form a focused differential diagnosis

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5
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What are key features?

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Features present consistently and ideally exclusively in the condition

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6
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Differentiating features

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Shared among other similar conditions but not present in many.

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7
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What is a diagnostic schema

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Organizes cause of disease around a specific symptom

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8
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What is an illness script

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A mental model with chunks of information

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9
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What is the illness script used for

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To effectively collect and retrieve clinically information about a condition

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10
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Define pneumonia

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An inflammatory disease the mostly affects the alveoli’s (usually infection)

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11
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Define community acquired Pneumonia

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An acute infection of the parenchyma acquired outside of the hospital

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12
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Define nosocomial pneumonia

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Acquired in the hospital up to or after 48 hours

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13
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What are the two types of Nosocomial pneumonia

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Hospital acquired pneumonia

Ventilator associated pneumonia

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14
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Etiology of pneumonia

A

Two models

Targets lungs

Typical and Atypical microbes

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15
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Model “1” of pneumonia

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Pathogens enter and multiples the alveoli’s

Macrophages produces cytokines

Polynucleic neutrophils enter the cell and cytokines enter systemic circulation

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16
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What is model “2” for pneumonia

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Pathogens are expected

Infection caused by change in pH, nutrients and oxygen levels.

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17
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Name the three terms that place pneumonia by location

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Bronchopneumonia (segmental)

Lobar pneumonia (results from severe ⬆️) one segment to the other.

Interstitial pneumonia (mycoplasma pneumonia or virus)

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18
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The four pathogens that can cause pneumonia

A

Bacteria
Viruses
Fungi
Parasites

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19
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What is the difference between typical bacteria and atypical bacteria

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Typical:

High incidence
Detected through usual test
Readily cultured
Responds to beta lactam

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20
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What are typical bacteria

A

Streptococcus pneumoniae
Haemophilus influenza
Moraxella catarrhalis
Staphylococcus aureus
Group A streptococci

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21
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Gram negative typical bacteria

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Klebsiella spp
Escherichia coli

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22
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What typical bacteria is associated with aspiration

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Microaerophillic bacteria (anaerobic)

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23
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Which bacteria accounts for most bacterial pneumonia

A

Streptococcus pneumoniae

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24
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Is nonmotile streptococcus pneumoniae gram positive or negative

A

Gram positive

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25
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Which patients usually have streptococcus pneumoniae in their sputum

A

Chronic bronchitis

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26
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How is streptococcus pneumoniae transmitted

A

Aerosol (cough or sneeze)

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27
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What is streptococcus pneumoniae sensitive to

A

Penicillin and its derivatives

28
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What does staphylococcus look like

A

Grape clusters

29
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Is staphylococcus bacteria gram positive or negative

30
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What kind of bacteria is MARSA

A

Staphylococcal

31
Q

Which bacteria is occasionally necrotizing pneumonia

A

Staphylococcus

32
Q

Which bacteria is the cause of pneumonia in older people and cultured from CF and COPD patients

A

Haemophilus influenzae

33
Q

Who does Klebsiella pneumoniae cause severe pneumonia in

A

COPD
Diabetes
Alcoholism(theoretically)

34
Q

Atypical pneumonia

A

Legionella spp

35
Q

Where does legionella multiply

A

Standing water

36
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How is legionella spread

A

Aerosolized

37
Q

Three types of aspiration pneumonia

A

Chemical pneumonitis

Obstruction

Infection

38
Q

Causes of aspiration pneumonia

A

Gastroesphageal reflux disease
Dysphasia

39
Q

What is lung abscess made of

A

Air and fluid cavity

Liquified WBC remains, proteins, tissues debris

Encapsulated in fibrin, inflammatory cells, granulation tissue

40
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What causes necrotizing PNA

A

Aspiration (polymicrobial)

Infection with necrotizing bacteria (staph aureus, Klebsiella pneumoniae, aeruginosa Pseudomonas)

41
Q

Define prevalence

A

The presence of cases in a population (chronic diseases)

42
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Define incidence

A

Associated with discrete events

The rate at which disease appear

Measured as annual appearance per population

43
Q

What rank is the lower respiratory tract infection in cause of death worldwide

44
Q

What is the mortality rate for patients with (CAP) that are hospitalized

45
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Mortality from (CAP) over 65 yrs old while hospitalized

46
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What percent of patients hospitalized with (CAP) will return to the hospital

47
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What is need to diagnose someone with (CAP)

A

Infiltrates in CXR

With clinical compatible syndrome (fever, dyspnea, cough, and sputum)

48
Q

What do you do if a CXR is negative, but symptoms point highly to PNA

49
Q

History and physical development of PNA

A

Rapid onset
Chills
Rigors
Body aches

50
Q

What type of chest pain is associated with pneumonia

A

Pleuritic rather than pressure

During inspiration (sometimes)

Not radiating

51
Q

What happens to volumes with pneumonia

A

All volumes either stay normal or decrease

52
Q

What happens to the FEV1/FVC ratio when

A

Normal or raised

53
Q

What causes air bronchograms

A

Infiltrates/consolidation outlining large Aws

54
Q

Incidence v. prevalence

A

Incidence: How often/rate at which you get the flu in an amount of time.

Prevalence: How many have it now within the population

55
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How is incidence measured

A

How many cases over a set number of time with a set number of population

56
Q

Organizations the guide diagnosis and management of Pneumonia

A

American thoracic society

Infectious disease society of America

57
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Pathophysiology of Pneumonia

A

Inflammation

Leaky capillaries (serum, RBC)

Mucous accumulation (toward end to clear)

58
Q

Explain deriving a validated system

A

Gather (population)

Derive (what information did you gather)

Validate (test on later patients)

59
Q

What does CURB-65 stand for

A

Confusion
BUN
RR
BP
Equal to or greater than 65yr

60
Q

CURB-65 low severity points and mortality rate

A

Points:
0-1

Risk of death
Equal to or less than 3%

61
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CURB-65 moderate severity points and mortality rate

A

Points:
2

Risk of death:
9%

62
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CURB-65 high severity points and mortality rate

A

Points:
3-5

Risk of Death:
15-40%

63
Q

What is considered a low BUN

64
Q

Supportive care for pneumonia

A

O2
AW clearance
Lung expansion
Bronchospasm

65
Q

Define sepsis

A

A dysregulated host immune response leads to organ damage

66
Q

What are the two scoring systems for pneumonia

A

Pneumonia severity index
CURB-65

67
Q

How many risk classes does the pneumonia index offer