Crackcast & Physicians As Humans On Canadiem

This episode covers Chapter 76 of Rosen’s Emergency Medicine. Have you ever seen pneumonia? Yeah.... we thought so. Now here are all the nitty-gritty details. What are the typical associative pathogens? Describe the typical clinical presentation/RFs/Management for each of the following -S. pneumonia -H. influenzae -Staph aureus -Klebsiella -Mycoplasma pneumoniae & Chlamydia pneumoniae -Legionella -Anaerobes -Pseudomonas -PJP & Other Fungal Pneumsonia -Tuberculosis -Tularemia -Hantavirus List the typical etiologies of viral pneumonia. Which patient groups should receive pneumovax? Which pneumonias can present with cavitating lesions (abscesses) on x-ray What is the differential for possible pneumonia visible on CXR? Describe the analysis of pleural fluid. -Which effusions should be sampled? -What are Light's criteria? What is the CURB65 score?