Pneumonia (Peine) Flashcards

1
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What factors influence disease penetrance

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  • host defenses (immune strength, genetics, past exposure)
  • environmental factors during exposure
  • pathogenic load
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2
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List 4 pathophysiologies of pathogenicity

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  • aspiration (micro vs macro)
  • hematogenous spread (blood)
  • direct extension (spread from adjacent organs/structures)
  • direct inoculation (non-sterile procedure, etc.)
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3
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List some macro risks to aspiration

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organisms gaining access to lower resp tract
- deep sleep/coma
- substance intox
- post-CVA dysphagia
- poor dentition

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4
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List some mechanical host defenses against pneumonia

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  • hairs/turbinates
  • gag/cough
  • normal flora
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5
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List the etiology/RF for community acquired pneumonia

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6
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List the sxs of community acquired pneumonia

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7
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List the pathognomonic sxs for pneumococcal pneumonia

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(strep pneum): URI followed by bone shaking rigor, fever, cough, rust colored sputum

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List the pathognomonic sxs for mycoplasma pneumonia aka walking pneumonia

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indolent onset, nonproductive cough, myalgias/arthralgias, maculopapular or SJS rash, bullous myringitis

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Describe the pathognomonic sxs for legionella pneumonia

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insidious onset, dry cough, diarrhea, hyponatremia, confusion, rapidly progressive organ failure, exposure to fine mist

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Describe the pathognomonic sxs for klebsiella pneumonia

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currant jelly sputum, assoc with heavy alc use

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describe the pathognomonic sxs for pneumocystis pneumonia

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anorexia, weight loss, immunosuppression

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12
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what is this

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bullous myringitis from mycoplasma pneumonia

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13
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Microbial association with alcohol overuse

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klebsiella

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14
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microbial association with CF

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pseudomonas

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15
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microbial association with milk

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coxiella burnetti (Q fever)

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16
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microbial association with rabbit exposure

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fancisella tularensis (tularemia)

17
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microbial association with bird/bat droppings

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histoplasmosis

18
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microbial association with recent travel to the SW US

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coccidiosis (valley fever)

19
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microbial association with Mississippi/Ohio river valley

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blastomycosis

20
Q

Describe the PE & diagnostic testing for community acquired pneumonia

21
Q

where is the pneumonia

A

right middle lobe

22
Q

Define a conjugate vaccine

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type of vaccine that joins a protein to part of the bacteria to improve the protection the vaccine provides

23
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Define a polysaccharide vaccine

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a type of vaccine that is made to look like the surface of certain bacteria in order to help the body build protection against that germ

24
Q

When is the PCV 20 vaccine recommended to prevent pneumococcal pneumonia

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once for all people 65+

19-64 with certain medical conditions or who smoke cigarettes

25
When should you get a flu vaccine and who can get it
- yearly - starting at age 6 mos - can get while pregnant
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in an ambulatory patient what tests do you order to confirm pneumonia
CXR
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For a pt who presents to the clinic and is dx with pneumonia, how do you determine if they need to be admitted to the hospital
CURB 65
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Describe the treatment for community acquired pneumonia
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Describe the scoring for CURB-65
- confusion - BUN: abnormal - RR 30+ - BP <90/<60 - age 65+
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Describe the etiology of hospital acquired pneumonia
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Describe the etiology of ventilator acquired pneumonia
Major cases occur in ICU, direct inoculation or aspiration from further up the tubing Often multi-drug resistant pathogens RF: mechanical ventilation, age 60+, pulmonary disease, coma, surgery, re-intubation, prolonged intubation
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Describe the diagnostic testing for hospital acquired/ventilator acquired pneumonia
sputum culture and consult ID