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Pneumonia Test
Pneumonia
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1. Pneumonia is the most common cause of infectious death in the US. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
2. Pneumonia is characterized by an infection of the lung that impairs gas exchange. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
3. According to the federal government; pneumonia is mandated by federal guidelines. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
4. According to governmental guidelines; every suspected case should have a CBC drawn and UA specimen if indicated. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
5. Pneumonia is NOT classified by etiology or location. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
6. Pneumonia risk factors include elderly; alcoholism; smoking. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
7. BACTERIAL pneumonia can be caused by influenza virus; respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and adenovirus. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
8. Augmentin is the drug of choice for treatment of VIRAL pneumonia. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
9. Viral pneumonia always presents with onset of pleuritic pain; cough; purulent sputum; chills and fever. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
10. Appropriate antibiotics to treat pneumonia are Zithromax; Rocephin and Augmentin. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
11. Avelox is the drug of choice to treat pneumocystis carinii. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
12. More than 4 million patients with pneumonia die annually. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
13. Core measures are: (Multiple Choice - 10 Points)
Performance measurements
Scientifically researched standards of care
Federal government guidelines
All of the above
14. Core measures have not been shown to improve clinical outcomes for patients because they are not evidenced based. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
15. Core measure guidelines include that for every suspected case of pneumonia the following should be obtained: (Multiple Choice - 10 Points)
Chest x-ray
Blood cultures - (performed prior to antibiotics) within 24 hours before or after hospital arrival
Pneumococcal and influenza vaccination
All of the above
16. When pneumonia is suspected; blood cultures should be performed after the patient has been in the hospital for a few days. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
17. Initial antibiotics must be received within 12 hours of patient's arrival according to Joint Commission. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
18. With viral pneumonia; white blood cells such as lymphocytes can activate certain chemical cytokines which allow fluid to leak into the alveoli. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
19. With bacterial pneumonia; bacteria invade the spaces between cells and between alveoli through connecting pores. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
20. Admission justification includes dyspnea and pulmonary edema on x-ray. (True / False - 10 Points)
True
False
21. Content of this activity was free of commercial bias? (Answer not graded- Survey Question)
True
False
22. Presentation level and content was appropriate? (Answer not graded- Survey Question)
True
False
23. Your educational needs were satisfied, and you will apply what you have learned in your practice? (Answer not graded- Survey Question)
True
False
24. Educational design and format was clear and easy to understand? (Answer not graded- Survey Question)
True
False
25. Stated objectives were clearly presented and met? (Answer not graded- Survey Question)
True
False
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