Bacterial Infections of Lung
Bacterial Pneumonia
Patchy exudative consolidation
Bronchopneumonoia
Strep Pneumo (90-95%)
Lobar pneumonia
Elderly smoker, Cl- resistant, Cooling system
Legionnaire's Disease
Gram negative enterics, anaerobes, gag reflex
Aspiration pneumonia
High mortality
Gastric acid
Hyper/Hypotonic fluids
Large particulate matter
Low mortality
Isotonic fluids
Variable
Oropharyngeal
Foamy macrophages
Lipoid pneumonia
Mineral Oil (Laxative)
Exogenous
Obstruction
Endogenous
Lung Abscess
Sx
Cough
Fever
Copious foul-smelling sputum
Chest pain
CXR
Cavitary mass w/ Air-fluid level
Morphology
Gross
Necrotic, cavitary mass
Micro
Neutrophil destruction w/ necrosis
"Atypical" Pneumonias
RNA
RSV
Less than 1 year old
MGCs
Human metapneumovirus
Influenza A
Sx
Fever
Muscle pain
Headache
Cough
Hemagglutinin
Neuraminidase
SARS-CoV
DNA
Adenovirus
Military recruits
Smudge cells
HSV
Forms of Infxn
Ulcerative tracheobronchitis
Hemorrhagic parenchymal nodules
Micro
Intranuclear inclusion surrounded by halo
Ground glass nuclei
MGCs
VZV
Pregnant women
CMV
Immunocomp
Neonates
Predisposing Factors
Loss or suppression of cough reflex
Mucociliary apparatus dysfunction
Distrubance of the phagocytic actions
Hypogammaglobulinemia
How Infections Develop
Routes
Inhalation
Hematogenous spread
Nosocomial
Intubation
I.V. Lines
Bacteria
P. aeruginosa
S. aureus
Mycoplasma Pneumonia
Community-acquired pneumonia
Cold agglutinins (50%)
PCP
T cell count < 200
CXR
Perihilar shadow
Silver methenamine stain
Honeycomb appearance