Week 4 Pneumonia FITB Flashcards
Pneumonia can be classified into several types, including ____ and ____ pneumonia.
Community-acquired pneumonia, Hospital-acquired pneumonia
Risk factors for pneumonia include ____ and ____ among others.
Age, Air pollution
Immunosuppressant medications, such as ____ and ____ can contribute to pneumonia risk.
chemotherapy, corticosteroids
Pneumonia can be caused by various microbes that reach the lungs through ____ or ____ of noxious substances.
inhalation, aspiration
Common types of pneumonia include VAP and ____ pneumonia, as well as ____ pneumonia.
Fungal pneumonia, Aspiration pneumonia
Patients on tube feeds may be at risk for pneumonia due to ____ and ____ factors.
aspiration, immobility
Viral URTIs can be a risk factor for pneumonia, along with ____ and ____ conditions.
intubation, COPD
The first 24 hours of infection in pneumonia may show symptoms like _____, _____, and pain with _____
mucous, fever, breathing
During the initial days of pneumonia infection, symptoms may include _____ and _____
SOB, hypoxemia
Bactericidal antibiotics can predispose patients to _____, such as _____
superinfections, clostridium difficile
When using cephalosporins, caution should be taken with _____ due to the risk of _____
oral anticoagulants, bleeding
In pharmacology, 1st generation antibiotics like Ancef and Keflex primarily target ____ bacteria and have limited effectiveness against ____ bacteria.
Gram +, Gram -
The 3rd generation antibiotic Rocephin is known for its potency against ____ bacteria and some effectiveness against ____ bacteria.
Gram -, Gram +
Common adverse effects of certain antibiotics include ____ and ____.
diarrhea, rash
Potential cross-sensitivity with penicillins exists if the patient has a history of ____ to these medications.
allergies