Pneumonia Flashcards

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Agent- new born

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E. coli, Group B streptococcus

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Health Care Associated Pneumonia

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  • Hospitalization for >48hrs
  • Hospitalization for >2 days in prior 3 months
  • Chronic dialysis
  • Home infusion therapy
  • Home wound care
  • Contact with a family member with MDR infection
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2
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Agents- 1-3 months

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S. neumoniae

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Agents- Infants-Preschool

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Viruses- RSV, Parainflu, Flu

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Agents- School age- adolescents

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M. pneumoniae, S. pneumoniae

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Agents- adults

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S. pneumoniae, M. pneumoniae

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Agents- Elderly

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S. pneumoniae, H. influenzae

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Sx- pneumo

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Tachypnea
Increased tactile fremitus
Dull percussion note
Bronchial breath sounds
Crackles
Pleural rub
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CXR

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  • can never rule out the dx
  • DO NOT DELAY tx based on negative cxr
  • start appropriate tx based on sx/signs
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Hospital admission- CURB65

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Confusion
Uremia- BUN>20mg/dL
Respiratory rate >30/min
Blood pressure <90/60
65yrs

0-1: outpatient tx
2: admission to medical ward
3-5: admission to ICU

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Supportive therapy

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manage dyspnea
Correction of electrolyte levels
Hydration
Chest physiotherapy

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Antimicrobial- outpatients

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1: Macrolide
2: Doxycycline

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Antimicrobial- outpatient w co-morbidities + inpatients non-ICU

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1: Fluoroquinolone
2: Beta-lactam + macrolide
3: Beta-lactam + doxycycline

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Antimicrobial- ICU

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Beta-lactam+Macrolide
Beta-lactam+Quinolone
*in case of beta-lactam allergy: Aztreonam+Quinolone

MRSA: Linezolid or Vancomycin
Pseudo: beta-lactam+Aminoglycoside+Quinolone

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Antimicrobial- HCAP without MDR

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Ceftriaxone/ Ciprofloxacin/ Ampicillin/ Ertapenem

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Antimicroial- HCAP with MDR

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Beta-lactam+(something against gram positive + negative)

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Pleural effusion- fluid

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pH1000U
Bacteria
-then the fluid should be drained

17
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TB- tests

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random sample sputum staining for AFB (Ziehl-Neelsen staining)
chest radiography
*All pts with uncertain HIV status should be tested.

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Tuberculin test- cut offs

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  • HIV(+), Abnormal cxr, immunosuppressed, recent contact with TB pt: 5mm or more
  • IV drug user, lives at nursing home, prisoners, impoverished, minority: 10mm or more
  • young and good health: 15mm or more
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Tuberculin test- falses

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False negative: infants, immunosuppressed with overwhelming TB
False positive: BCG, Non-tuberculus mycobacteria

20
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Other Dx for TB

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ELISpot testing
BACTEC test
Luciferase reporter assay
Ribosomal RNA probes, DNA PCR, Ligase chain reation

21
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TB- isolation

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Continue isolation until sputum smears return negative results for 3 consecutive times

22
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TB- tx: 6 months

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First 2 months: INH, RIF, PZA, ETB

Final 4 months: INHH, RIF

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TB- tx: DOT (denver protocol)

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2 weeks: INH, RIF, PZA, Streptomycin- All once daily
6 weeks: same- twice weekly
18 weeks: IN, RIF- twice weekly

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TB- tx: HIV(+)

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Minimum of 9 months tx with at least 6 months culture negative

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TB- tx: Pregnant

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9 months daily course of INH, RIF, ETB

  • breastfeeding is okay
  • PZA/Streptomycin is teratogenic