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1. What are ways to prevent pneumonia?
What is promote coughing and expectoration secretions stop , changing position, encourage deep breathing and cough exercises every 2 hours, chest physical therapy, suctioning, prevent aspiration, prevent infection, promote oral hygiene care, and stop smoking Page 295 box 21-2
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6. In what ways is pneumonia classified?
What is according to its etiology, the present symptoms, and where the patient acquired the pneumonia page 293
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11. What is a serious complication of influenza ?
What is staphylococcal pneumonia page 297
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16. People at high risk for developing complications ?
What is 65 years old or older, young children, pregnant woman, people with asthma, diabetes, or heart disease chapter 21 handout influenza page 7
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21. What stage of tuberculosis is characterized by reactivation of the initial infection ?
What is secondary TB page 299
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2. What is the standard flu vaccine made from?
What is inactivated influenza vaccine and is given intramuscularly page 298
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7. What is aspiration pneumonia?
What is when a person inhales a foreign body or gastric contents during vomiting or regurgitation page 293
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12. What are subtypes?
What is when each virus can mutate and produce variants within a given strain page 297
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17. What are ways to pre-vent the outbreak of influenza in a healthcare setting?
What is use droplet precautions, isolate patients who have or may have the flu, use anti-viral, give the vaccine, offer prophylactic ant-viral to health care workers, and do not allow visitors with respiratory symptoms chapter 21 handout o influenza page 7
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22. What are the predisposes factors that contribute to a person developing tuberculosis ( TB) ?
What is overcrowding, poor housing, malnutrition, and inadequate healthcare page 299
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3. What is FluMist and how is it given?
What is a live attenuated influenza vaccine given intranasally page 298
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8. What is the most common cause of atypical pneumonia ?
What is Mycoplasma pneumonia, or virus are the most common etiology page 293 box 21-1
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13. Which type of influenza DOES NOT have subtypes, but different strains ?
What is Influenza B chapter 21 handout " Influenza " page 2
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18. What is isoniazid ( IHN) used to prevent?
What is the spread of tuberculosis (TB) page 301
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23. FluMist is NOT recommended for which group of people?
What is people with diabetes or renal dysfunctions, people with immunodeficiency disease, or receive immunosuppressive therapy, children who take aspirin regularly, people with a history of Guillain - Barre syndrome, pregnant women, people with hypersensitivity to eggs, children under the age of 2, and adults 50 and older page 298
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4. What are strategies to prevent influenza outbreaks?
What is get the flu vaccine, preventive actions to stop the spread of germs- hand washing and covering nose and mouth when sneezing, and take antiviral drugs page 298
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9. How is pneumonia treated?
What is antibiotic therapy for bacterial pneumonia, hydration to thin secretions, supplemental oxygen, bed rest, chest physical therapy, postural drainage, bronchodilators, analgesics, antipyretics, couch expectorants, if hospitalized, fluid and electrolyte replacement may be needed, or if respiratory is difficult intubation and mechanical ventilation page 295
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14. What causes most influenza deaths ?
What is bacterial complications Influenza handout chapter 21 page 6
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19. In what population is tuberculosis (TB) most prevalent in?
What is those aged 65 years or older that live in a long term care facility page 298
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24. What is a mantoux text performed for?
What is test for TB page 300
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5. Why is positioning a patient in a semi- fowler's position important with pulmonary tuberculosis?
What is it improves breathing and assists patient in expectorate mucus page 302
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10. what are the four categories of pneumonia?
What is community acquired pneumonia, hospital acquired pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, and pneumonia in immunocompromised host page 293-294
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15. What are complications of influenza?
What is pneumonia, bronchitis, sinus infection, ear infection, and can also make chronic health problems worse chapter 21 influenza page 6
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20. What stage of tuberculosis (TB) is characterized by granulation tissue of the primary lesion becoming more fibrous and forms a scar around the tubercle ?
What is Healing of the primary lesion page 299
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25. What is the difference between a pneumonectomy, and a bilobectomy ?
What is the entire lung is removed during a pneumonectomy, and two lobes of lung are removed during a bilobectomy page 301
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