Respiratory Infections

1. Mr. Smith has an infection in 2 of the 5 lobes of his lungs. What is this called?

Lobar Pneumonia

Broncho Pneumonia

Alveolar Pneumonia

2. Tachycardia is a sign of pneumonia.

True

False

3. Effusion refers to:

Exudate in the esophogus.

Exudate in the alveoli.

Exudate in the pleural space.

Exudate coughed up.

4. Pneumonia is the leading cause of death from an infectious disease?

True

False

5. What is the big concern of a pt who's head is not upright properly?

Hypoxia

Dyspnea

Aspirate

Tonsilitis

6. When gas cannot be exchanged, it is called:

Dypnea

Hypoxeia

Pneumonia

Non gas exchange syndrome

7. Luke has pneumonia that is caused by a virus and is very diffuse. What type of pneumonia does Luke have?

Lobar Pneumonia

Broncho Pneumonia

Alveolar Pneumonia

8. If pneumonia is considered Consolidation, this means it's most likely to be which pneumonia?

Lobar

Broncho

Alveolar

9. Blood infection in pneumonia is considered:

Direct Contact

Indirect Contact

10. Mrs. Anderson is showing patches on both sides of her lungs of infection. What does Mrs. Anderson have?

Lobar Pneumonia

Broncho Pneumonia

Alveolar Pneumonia

11. Barry is 4 year old with pneumonia. What type is most likely the cause of his pneumonia?

Viral

Bacterial

12. Nancy is a 2 year old with pneumonia. What is the most likely cause of her pneumonia?

Viral

Bacterial

13. After Gary was admitted to the hospital, he acquired pneumonia. How long did it take Gary to become sick?

1 day

2 days

3 days

4 days

14. This is caused by hemophilus influenza B and is life threatening:

Spasmodic Croup

Tracheatitis

Epiglotitis

Bronchitis

15. You would expect to see red hepatization in your bacterial pneumonia pt:

Immediately

30 minutes

2-3 hours

4-24 hours

About 48 hours

16. Mary has pneumonia caused from a virus. What would you expect her to show in symptoms?

Productive cough

Dry Cough

1-5 lobes infected

Patchy patterns on XRay

17. Do I need to study Marilyn's handout on pediatric differences?

YES

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Respiratory Infections

1. Mr. Smith has an infection in 2 of the 5 lobes of his lungs. What is this called?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Tachycardia is a sign of pneumonia.

3. Effusion refers to:

4. Pneumonia is the leading cause of death from an infectious disease?

5. What is the big concern of a pt who's head is not upright properly?

6. When gas cannot be exchanged, it is called:

7. Luke has pneumonia that is caused by a virus and is very diffuse. What type of pneumonia does Luke have?

8. If pneumonia is considered Consolidation, this means it's most likely to be which pneumonia?

9. Blood infection in pneumonia is considered:

10. Mrs. Anderson is showing patches on both sides of her lungs of infection. What does Mrs. Anderson have?

11. Barry is 4 year old with pneumonia. What type is most likely the cause of his pneumonia?

12. Nancy is a 2 year old with pneumonia. What is the most likely cause of her pneumonia?

13. After Gary was admitted to the hospital, he acquired pneumonia. How long did it take Gary to become sick?

14. This is caused by hemophilus influenza B and is life threatening:

15. You would expect to see red hepatization in your bacterial pneumonia pt:

16. Mary has pneumonia caused from a virus. What would you expect her to show in symptoms?

17. Do I need to study Marilyn's handout on pediatric differences?