PNEUMONIA

WHAT IS PNEUMONIA?

• Inflammation of the lung parenchyma

• Chronic inflammatory disease with bronchial hyperreactivity

• Viral infection with inflammation of the bronchial mucosa

• Bacterial infection with inflammation of the bronchial mucosa

What is pneumonia bacteria?

• Streptococus Pneumonia

• AB Nymphophobe

• Strepnalmacocus

• Omnivovivor

What portions of the airways does pneumonia affect?

• Windpipe

• Bronchi

• Alveoli

• None

When pneumonia spreads and exudate protrudes and surrounds the alveoli, a consolidation of lung tissue forms.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Pneumonias can be lobar or extensive.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Lobar pneumonias are the most frequent in schoolchildren and adolescents and present a characteristic triad where a differential diagnosis should be made with appendicitis. What is that triad?

• High fever, persistent dry cough, and right flank pain

• Dyspnea, cough and fever

• Crackles, cough and pain in left flank

Etiological presentation of pneumonia can be viral and bacterial?

• TRUE

• FALSE

Treatment for pneumonia is (except)

• anti-inflammatories

• inhaled corticosteroids

• amoxicillin

• Antidiuretics

Are characteristic of atypical pneumonia

• Purulent (sometimes blood)

• Pleural Pain

• Pulmonary rales

• ALL

A 5-year-old boy and an adult arrive at the office, both with S. pneumoniae infection, the adult mentions that he has had a respiratory tract infection in the past, which of the two is more likely to suffer from a lung disease?

• Adult

• Child

• Both

• None