NUR 315 Oxygenation Quiz 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions
and CORRECT Answers
1. What infection causes pneumonia
the most deaths, espe-
cially in elderly people?
2. Risk factors for pneu- -advanced age
monia -immunocompromised
-underlying lung disease especially COPD
-alcoholism
-altered level of consciousness
-impaired swallowing
-smoking
-endotracheal intubation
-malnutrition
-immobility
-underlying cardiac disease
-underlying liver disease
-nursing home residents
-IV drug users
-CVA
3. Categories of where -community acquired
you can acquire pneu- -hospital acquired (nosocomial)
monia -health care associated
-ventilator acquired
4. Community acquired -streptococcus pneumonia (common)
organisms that cause -haemophilus influenza
pneumonia -staphylococcus aureus (common)
-mycoplasma pneumonia
-moraxella catarrhalis
-legionella pneumonia
-influenza
, NUR 315 Oxygenation Quiz 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions
and CORRECT Answers
-rhinovirus
-coronavirus
5. Hospital/hospital -pseudomonas aeruginosa
care/ventilator -staphylococcus aureus including methicillin resistant strains
associated organisms -klebsiella pneumoniae
that cause pneumonia -enterobacter
6. Immunocompro- -pneumycystis jiroveci
mised acquired -mycobacterium TB
organisms that cause -atypical mycobacterium
pneumonia -respiratory viruses
-protozoa
-parasites
7. What does pneumonia aspiration of oropharyngeal secretions into the lower respiratory tract
usually start with?
8. First line of defense for nasopharynx and oropharynx by using mucociliary clearance and cough
pneumonia and filtration by nasal hairs
9. What happens when ventilation perfusion mismatch
pneumonia caus-
ing organisms reach
the lower respiratory
tract?
10. Viral pneumonia is of- seasonal
ten , usually
mild and self-limiting
11. Viral pneumonia can bacterial pneumonia
lead to
and CORRECT Answers
1. What infection causes pneumonia
the most deaths, espe-
cially in elderly people?
2. Risk factors for pneu- -advanced age
monia -immunocompromised
-underlying lung disease especially COPD
-alcoholism
-altered level of consciousness
-impaired swallowing
-smoking
-endotracheal intubation
-malnutrition
-immobility
-underlying cardiac disease
-underlying liver disease
-nursing home residents
-IV drug users
-CVA
3. Categories of where -community acquired
you can acquire pneu- -hospital acquired (nosocomial)
monia -health care associated
-ventilator acquired
4. Community acquired -streptococcus pneumonia (common)
organisms that cause -haemophilus influenza
pneumonia -staphylococcus aureus (common)
-mycoplasma pneumonia
-moraxella catarrhalis
-legionella pneumonia
-influenza
, NUR 315 Oxygenation Quiz 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions
and CORRECT Answers
-rhinovirus
-coronavirus
5. Hospital/hospital -pseudomonas aeruginosa
care/ventilator -staphylococcus aureus including methicillin resistant strains
associated organisms -klebsiella pneumoniae
that cause pneumonia -enterobacter
6. Immunocompro- -pneumycystis jiroveci
mised acquired -mycobacterium TB
organisms that cause -atypical mycobacterium
pneumonia -respiratory viruses
-protozoa
-parasites
7. What does pneumonia aspiration of oropharyngeal secretions into the lower respiratory tract
usually start with?
8. First line of defense for nasopharynx and oropharynx by using mucociliary clearance and cough
pneumonia and filtration by nasal hairs
9. What happens when ventilation perfusion mismatch
pneumonia caus-
ing organisms reach
the lower respiratory
tract?
10. Viral pneumonia is of- seasonal
ten , usually
mild and self-limiting
11. Viral pneumonia can bacterial pneumonia
lead to
