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1. childrenPneumonia pneumonia in children by presentation: beautiful KarkiPresentation by: Dr. beautiful Karki
2. inflammation of the lungs of the lungs IntroductionIntroduction  thePneumonia pneumonia. inflammation of the parenchyma of the parenchyma.  structured pneumonia can be classified as asPneumonia lobularlobar or lobular, bronchopnemoniabronchopnemonia Lobar or can andand Middle pneumoniainterstitial as structural classified as pneumonia.  pathologically there alveoliPathologically the consolidation of alveoli or middle tissue infiltration there withor is consolidation of the inflammatory cell infiltration of the tissue Center or bothinflammatory with cell or both
3. EtiologyEtiology  ViralViral: this can be caused by RSV, influenza, RSV, influenza, parainfluenza or: adenovirusparainfluenza or can be caused by adenovirus  BacterialBacterial 2 months ago 2 months ago the General Agent in e coli, and klebsiella, staphylococci agents. include klebsiella, e coli and staphylococci. 3 years for General bacteriaBetween 3 months between 3 months to 3 years, influenza pneumonia bacteria common to s. andinclude s. pneumonia, influenza and staphylococci. Commonstaphylococci after 3 years of age. After 3 years of age are the bacteria s. andbacteria s. pneumonia pneumonia and staphylococci. staphylococci.
4. EtiologyEtiology organismAtypical  unusual creatures: Chalmydia SPS in SPS and Mycoplasm Chalmydia Cap: adult and kids haveMycoplasm adult children more CAP and more evidence evidence..  Pnemuocystis carinii pneumonia in children cariniiPnemuocystis imunnocompromised imunnocompromised registrations: causes pneumonia in children ....
5. some termsSome pneumoniaRecurrent  definedis pneumonia or recurrent conditions 2 Oras 2 moremore defined as a year or 3 episodes in a single yrepisodes or clearingepisodes 3 or more episodes ever, moreor radiographic, between events between occurrences. done with radiographic clearing.  slowly pneumoniaSlowly to fix the signs or symptoms of pneumonia or potential to solve the time course of course expect beyond timeabnormalities beyond radiographic abnormalities. radiographicpersistence the persistence of therefers.
6. beginning of the pneumonia fatality of pneumonia clinical featuresClinical startingOnset  URTI starting with features can be fatal or severe with fever, URTI or high fever, grunting and grunting respiration dypsnea and with rapid respiration. dypsnea might be. Raterate alwaysis increasedincreased RespiratoryRespiratory is always.  rarely present with acute pneumonia pneumonia acuteRarely abdominal pain emergency referredabdominal emergency which designated the pleura due due may present with. The pinnacle of the pleura pneumonia maypain. Peak meningmus andsometime meningmus with some time pneumonia and convulsion. convulsion may be associated to be associated with.
7. clinical featuresClinical Alae nasi  test, features of the Alae nasi, flaring test abandoned there less chest and lower chest and spaces between the ribs. intercostalretraction of flaring of spaces.  characteristics (low expansion, consolidation of consolidation (low expansion characteristics of dull percussion note, touch the moving vocaldull moving sprishyakamp commentary, touch vocal percussion/ Hum, bronchial breathing tone) sprishyakamp/ Lobar pneumonia, bronchial breathing hum tone) can be seen in Lobar pneumonia can be viewed in..
8. FeaturesClinical ViralViral: clinical features, low grade fever  URTI, URTI, low-grade fever, tachypnea, tachypnea, crackles, wheezing. crackles, wheezing.  Bacterial-PneumococcalBacterial-nyumokokal-rapid onset high fever, shaking with cold rusty-high fever, cough, chest pain, respiratory distress. cough, chest pain, respiratory distress rapid start shaking with chills. -Decreased breath sounds, rales, decreased breath sounds, dullness to Rails, slowness to percussionpercussion
9. confirmation of chest radiograph DiagnosisDiagnosis chest radiograph  the diagnosis confirms the diagnosis of pneumonia and a complication such as apneumonia and signs of pleural effusion or pleural empyema. such a drift or empyema as a complication can be a sign of.  viral pneumonia is usually bilateral pneumonia usually byViral from belgaum is characterized by bilateral peribronchial cuffing peribronchial cuffing Middle penetration and andhyperinflation penetration with. ...  mixed Lobar consolidation usually is seen withConfluent nyumokokal pneumonia Lobar consolidation usually is seen with. If pneumatocele thinkpneumococcal pneumonia. Pneumatocele staphylococci. about think about staphylococci.  radiographic appearance alone is clinical and radiographic appearance alone diagnosticThe other clinical features should be considered with other clinical features should not be URconsidered.and.
10 DiagnosisDiagnosis  peripheral white blood cell count (WBC) Bethe peripheral white blood cell (WBC) count from viral pneumonia bacterial pneumonia.