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19 Cards in this Set
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Newborns are susceptible to what types of pneumonia causing pathogens?
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Group B strep
gram - bacilli Listeria Herpes simplex CMV Rubella |
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1-3 month olds are susceptible to what types of pneumonia causing pathogens?
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Chlamydia
RSV Other respiratory viruses |
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3-12 month olds are susceptible to what types of pneumonia causing pathogens?
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RSV
Other respiratory viruses Strep pneumonia H. flu C. trachomatis Mycoplasma |
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2-5 y olds are susceptible to what types of pneumonia causing pathogens?
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RSV
S. pneumonia H flu M. pneumoniae Chlamydia pneumoniae |
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5-18 year olds are susceptible to what types of pneumonia causing pathogens?
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M. pneumoniae
S. pneumoniae C. pneumoniae H flu Influenza A & B Adenoviruses other respiratory viruses |
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what should newborns with pneumonia be treated with in the outpatient setting?
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only inpatient
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what should newborns with pneumonia be treated with in the in`patient setting?
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ampicillin + cefotaxime or gentamicin
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what should 1-3 m with pneumonia be treated with in the outpatient setting?
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not recommended
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what should 1-3 m with pneumonia be treated with in the inpatient setting?
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afebrile pneumonitis - use EES or clarithromycin
If febrile - use cefuroxime |
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what should 3-12 m with pneumonia be treated with in the outpatient setting?
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amoxicillin
OR EES OR Clarithromycin |
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what should 3-12 m with pneumonia be treated with in the inpatient setting?
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ampicillin
OR cefuroxime |
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what should 2-5 y with pneumonia be treated with in the outpatient setting?
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amoxicillin
OR EES OR Clarithromycin |
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what should 2-5 y with pneumonia be treated with in the inpatient setting?
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ampicillin
OR cefuroxime |
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what should 5-18 y with pneumonia be treated with in the outpatient setting?
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erythromycin
OR clarithromycin |
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what should 5-18 y with pneumonia be treated with in the inpatient setting?
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erythromycin
OR clarithromycin with or without Cefuroxime or ampicillin |
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sputum looks like: rust
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s. pneumoniae
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sputum looks like: currant jelly
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K. pneumo
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sputum looks like: water
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mycoplasma
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sputum looks like: bloody
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Legionella, possible PE
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