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Causes of pneumonia by age

Neonatal, community acquired
GBS
E Coli
klebsiella
staph
s. pneumo
Causes of pneumonia by age

neonatal, nosocomial
staph
GBS
klebsiella
RSV
Causes of pneumonia by age

Infant - 5yo, community
RSV
S. pneumo
staph
mycoplasma pneumoniae
chlamydia
Causes of pneumonia by age

infant-5yo, nosocomial
staph
klebsiella
RSV
Causes of pneumonia by age

5-20, community
S. pneumo
mycoplasma
chlamydia
RSV
Causes of pneumonia by age

5-20 nosocomial
staph, klebsiella, rsv
Causes of pneumonia by age

20-40, community
Mycoplasma
Strep
Viruses
Chlamydia
Causes of pneumonia by age

20-40 nosocomial
S. pneumo
viruses
staph
Causes of pneumonia by age

40-60 community
S. pneumo
Mycoplasma
Causes of pneumonia by age
40-60 nosocomial
s. pneumo
h. influ
staph
enterobacter
Causes of pneumonia by age
60+ community
s. pneumo,
h. inf
chlamydia
staph
rsv
Causes of pneumonia by age

60+ nosocomial
strep pneumo
h. inf
staph
enterobacter
Causes of ARDS
Aspiration/Acute Pancreatitis/Air or Amniotic emboli

Radiation

Drugs, Diffuse lung disease, drowning, DIC

Shock, Sepsis, smoke inhalation
Mild intermittent asthma
a. symptoms
b. PEFR
c. Rx
a. less than twice a week, nocturnal less than 2x/month
b. >80
c. none
Mild persistent asthma
a. symptoms
b. PEFR
c. Rx
a. greater than 2x/week, nocturnal more than 2x/month
b. fluctuates by 20%
c. low dose inhaled steroid
Moderate persistent asthma
a. symptoms
b. PEFR
c. Rx
a. daily symptoms, >1x/week nocturnal
b. 60-80
c. low to med inhaled steroid, long acting B2 agonist
Severe asthma
a. symptoms
b. PEFR
c. Rx
a. constant symptoms
b. <60 FEV1
c. inhaled high dose steroid, B2 agonist, consider systemic steroid
Features favoring benign lesion on CXR
<35yo, no change from prior films, central uniform w/smooth margins, <2cm, no LAD
Features favoring cancer on CXR
Smoker, >45, progression, no calcifications, >2cm, irregular margins
Most common site for lung cancer mets
BLAB: Bone, liver, adrenals, brain
Risk factors for PE
7H's
Heredity
History
Hypovolemia
Hypomobility
Hypercoag
Hormones
Hyperhomocysteinemia
Causes of pneumothorax
A CHEST IN
Asthma
CF
HIV
Emphysema
Spontaneous
Trauma
Iatrogenic
Neoplasm
Good indicators for weaning from vent
Max inspiratory pressure <30
Vital capacity >10
Minute vent <10
PaO2:FiO2>200
Freq:Tidal vol ratio <100
causes of acute stridor
ABCDEFGH
Abscess
Bact tracheitis
croup
Diptheria
Epiglottitis
Foreign body
Gas
Hypersensitivity