Pulmonary - Pneumonia - Quiz, Flashcards & Trivia

1. Productive cough, consolidation on CXR

Typical

Atypical

2. Acute onset with intense chills

Typical

Atypical

3. Nonproductive cough, probably more systemic complaints than respiratory

Typical

Atypical

4. Most common cause of typical pneumonia:

Legionella

Strep pneumonia

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Walking pneumonia

5. Gradual onset, fever without chills

Typical

Atypical

6. In the elderly, pneumonia does not present characteristically; tachypnea might be the only sign.

True

False

7. Match the flu with its symptom pattern.

Often includes GI symptoms such as diarrhea

No diarrhea

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8. This bacterial pneumonia is more commonly nosocomial rather than community-acquired. Risks are ICU patient, long-term care facilities, IV drug use.

Staph aureus

S. pneumonia

H. influenza

Legionella

9. Most common cause of atypical pneumonia:

S. pneumonia

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Viruses

Legionella

10. Rusty-colored sputum:

H. influenza

Chlamydia pneumonia

Klebsiella

S. pneumonia

11. Atypical pneumonia: (check all that apply)

S. pneumonia

H. influenza

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Klebsiella

Legionella

Chlamydophila

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12. These two atypical pneumonias are more known for affecting teens/young adults. (check the two)

Chlamydia pneumonia

S. pneumonia

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Legionella

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13. Red currant jelly sputum:

S. pneumonia

Klebsiella

Mycoplasma pneumonia

M. tuberculosis

14. What two bacterial pneumonias often follow a URI? (check the two)

S. pneumonia

H. influenza

Klebsiella

S. aureus

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15. Typical pneumonia: (check all that apply)

S. pneumonia

H. influenza

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Klebsiella

Legionella

Chlamydophila

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16. This bacterial CAP is more likely to occur in immunocompromised patients, such as alcoholics, HIV, smokers.

Mycoplasma pneumonia

Chlamydia pneumonia

S. pneumonia

H. influenza

Pulmonary - Pneumonia

1. Productive cough, consolidation on CXR

2.

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2. Acute onset with intense chills

3. Nonproductive cough, probably more systemic complaints than respiratory

4. Most common cause of typical pneumonia:

5. Gradual onset, fever without chills

6. In the elderly, pneumonia does not present characteristically; tachypnea might be the only sign.

7. Match the flu with its symptom pattern.

8. This bacterial pneumonia is more commonly nosocomial rather than community-acquired. Risks are ICU patient, long-term care facilities, IV drug use.

9. Most common cause of atypical pneumonia:

10. Rusty-colored sputum:

11. Atypical pneumonia: (check all that apply)

12. These two atypical pneumonias are more known for affecting teens/young adults. (check the two)

13. Red currant jelly sputum:

14. What two bacterial pneumonias often follow a URI? (check the two)

15. Typical pneumonia: (check all that apply)

16. This bacterial CAP is more likely to occur in immunocompromised patients, such as alcoholics, HIV, smokers.