Pulmonary infections pathoma 12/07 Flashcards
Lobar pneumonia. Community-acquired. What m/o?
Strep. pneumoniae.
Viral infection. Lobar pneumonia. What bacteria superimposed?
Strep. pneumoniae.
Middle age men has lobar pnemonia. What m/o could it cause?
Strep. pneumonia.
Lobar pneumonia due to aspiration. What m/o?
Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Patient is diabetic and consumes alcohol. Has lobar pneumonia. What m/o could it cause?
Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Patient had lobar pneumonia which resulted in abscess. What m/o could cause pneumonia?
Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Most common m/o in community acquired pneumonia?
Strep. pneumoniae.
Patient had bronchopneumonia which resulted in abscess. What m/o could cause pneumonia?
Staph. aureus.
Viral infection. Bronchopneumonia. What bacterias superimposed?
Staph. aureus/Haemophilus influenzae.
Patient has COPD. Appeared bronchopneumonia. What m/os could cause it?
Haemophilus influenzae. Moraxella catharralis. Legionella pneumophilla.
Bronchopneumonia. Probably community accquired. What m/o could cause it?
Moraxella catharralis. Legionella pneumophilla.
Bronchopneumonia. Patient spend 3 days in SPA. What m/o could cause it?
Legionella pneumophilla.
Most common m/o in CAP?
Strep. pneumoniae.
Most common m/o of secondary pneumoniae?
Strep. pneumoniae.
2nd most common m/o of secondary pneumoniae?
Staph. aureus.