Week 9 Flashcards
Pneumonia refers to inflammation
of the _______________ structures of
the lung
parenchymal
(2) parenchymal structures of
the lung include?
alveoli and bronchioles
Etiologic factors of pneumonia include infectious and ______________ agents
noninfectious
Classification of Pneumonia in (3) steps
- According to setting where they occur
- Type of agent causing the infection
- Distribution of the infection
The (2) type of agent causing the infection are either?
typical or atypical
The (2) routes of distribution of
the infection include?
lobar or bronchopneumonia
Are these S&S of typical or atypical pneumonia?
- bacterial infection
- cause inflammation &
exudation of fluid into the air-
filled spaces of the alveoli
Typical pneumonia
Are these S&S of typical or atypical pneumonia?
- involves the alveolar septum
& interstitium of the lung - lack of alveolar infiltration &
purulent sputum, leukocytosis, lobar
consolidation (outside of alveoli)
Atypical pneumonia
How many hours before and after admission for when it is considered to be hospital acquired infection?
48 hrs
Lung _____________ is when the air in the small airways of the lungs is replaced with a buildup from a substance
consolidation
How does pneumonia get diagnosed first?
- Physical history
(2) types of classification according to etiologic agent is acute bacterial (typical)
pneumonia?
- Pneumococcal pneumonia
or Streptococcus
pneumonia - Legionnaire disease
_______________ pneumonia is the most common cause of bacterial pneumonia
Pneumococcal
Pneumonia is characterized by (4) stages of the disease process:
- Congestion
- Red hepatization
- Grey hepatization
- Resolution
Pleural ____________ is a collection of pus in the pleural cavity caused by microorganisms, usually bacteria
empyema