HAP/CAP/HCA-P

Question 1

aspiration/inhalation

Answer 1

CAP

Question 2

immunocompromise

neutropenia

Answer 2

CAP

Question 3

resp/cardia dysfunction

Answer 3

CAP

Question 4

closed pops

Answer 4

CAP (atypical)

Question 5

antecedent viral infx (ciliostasis)

Answer 5

CAP

Question 6

IVDU

Answer 6

CAP

Question 7

alcoholism

Answer 7

CAP

Question 8

smokers

Answer 8

CAP

Question 9

neuro probs

Answer 9

CAP/HAP

Question 10

aspiration NMF

bacteremia

Answer 10

HAP

Question 11

long hospital stays

Answer 11

HAP

Question 12

burn patients

Answer 12

HAP

Question 13

anesthesia

Answer 13

HAP

Question 14

catheterization (CVC, Foley)

Answer 14

HAP

Question 15

ventilators

Answer 15

HAP

Question 16

chemotherapy

Answer 16

HAP

Question 17

highest mortality of all pneumos

Answer 17

VAP

Question 18

VAP agents

Answer 18

S. aureus
S. pneumoniae
H. influenzae
P. aeruginosa
Acinetobacter
Enterics

Question 19

HCA-P risk factors

Answer 19

1. > 48 hrs in hospital in last 3 months
2. nursing home/long term care resident in last 3 months
   3a. outpatient infusion therapy in last month (Abx/chemo)
   3b. home wound care
3. hospital based clinic/chronic hemodialysis center in last 30 days
4. family member w/ MDR pathogen

Question 20

CAP agents

Answer 20

S. pneumoniae
Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Viruses
S. aureus
K. pneumoniae
H. influenzae
Legionella pneumophila
other GNRs
unidentified agents

Question 21

HCA-P/HAP agents

Answer 21

K. pneumoniae
S. aureus
P. aeruginosa
Acinetobacter
Legionella pneumophila
S. pneumoniae
other GNRs
unidentified agents