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Frequent of malnurished people
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klebsiella
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causes necrosis of lung tissue
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pseudomonas
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most common community acquired acute pneumonia
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strep pneumonia
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frequent cause of outbreaks of bacterial pneumonia in hospitals and schools
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mycoplasma
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Frequent of malnurished people
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klebsiella
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likes to cause secendary bacterial infection following initial viral infection
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staph aureus
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causes necrosis of lung tissue
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pseudomonas
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most common cause of acute bacterial exacerbation of copd
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h. influenzae
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most common community acquired acute pneumonia
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strep pneumonia
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most common cause of lobar pneumonia
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strep pneumonia
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frequent cause of outbreaks of bacterial pneumonia in hospitals and schools
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mycoplasma
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type of pneumonia seen in HIV pts. but rarely w/ normal immune system
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penumocystis carnii
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likes to cause secendary bacterial infection following initial viral infection
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staph aureus
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spanish flu of 1918
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Type A H1N1
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most common cause of acute bacterial exacerbation of copd
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h. influenzae
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hong kong flu of 1968
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Type A H3N2
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most common cause of lobar pneumonia
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strep pneumonia
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type of pneumonia seen in HIV pts. but rarely w/ normal immune system
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penumocystis carnii
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spanish flu of 1918
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Type A H1N1
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hong kong flu of 1968
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Type A H3N2
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Asian flu of 1957
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Type A H2N2
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Swine Flu
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Type A H1N1
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After Indonesia--country w/ most influenza this year?
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Egypt
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Why should we keep an eye on other countries when predicting influenza trends?
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development of vaccines
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Why do we need new flu vaccines each year?
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New influenza viruses appear and replace older strains through antigenic drift.
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What do H's and N's refer to?
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hemagglutinin and neuraminidase, proteins that influence what species the virus can infect
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