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13 Cards in this Set
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What are the predisposing factors for bacterial pneumonia?
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impairment of normal defense mechanisms
lowered host resistance |
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What are the things that impair our normal pulmonary defense mechanisms?
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loss of cough
mucociliary interruption macrophage interference pulmonary edema secretion accumulation |
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What are the non-infectious pneumonias?
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idiopathic interstitial
lipoid |
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What are examples of lowered host resistance?
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immunosuppression
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Which pneumonia affects both lungs and bronchus?
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bronchopneumonia
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Which pneumonia is most common?
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bronchopneumonia
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Which pneumonia pathchy and diffuse?
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bronchopneumonia
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Which pneumonia is acquired in the community?
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lobar
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Which pneumonia is caused by streptococcus pneumoniae?
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lobar
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Which pneumonia is associated with a bat wing?
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bronchopneumonia
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Which pneumonia is white/yellow creamy patchy on gross exam?
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bronchopneumonia
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Which pneumonia is full of neutrophils in the aveolar space?
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bronchopneumonia
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What are the four stages of lobar pneumonia?
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congestion
red hepatization grey hepatization resolution/organization |
