Faisal with fever & respiratory distress

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Mind Map on Faisal with fever & respiratory distress, created by mahmoud eladl on 28/10/2017.
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Faisal with fever & respiratory distress
  1. Anatomy of the pleura
    1. he had fever
      1. Causes of Fever
        1. Viral infection
          1. Bacterial infection
            1. Inflammation
              1. Malignancy
                1. Hot weather
                  1. Drugs
                  2. Pathogenesis
                  3. he had Cough
                    1. cough is an explosive expiration that provides a normal protective mechanism for clearing the tracheobronchial tree of secretions and foreign material.
                      1. Causes
                      2. He was diagnosed with
                        1. Pneumonia
                          1. Classification types
                            1. Primary or secondary
                              1. Acute or chronic
                                1. Pathology
                                  1. Lobar
                                    1. interstitial
                                      1. Bronchopneumonia
                                      2. Etiological cause
                                        1. Clinical Setting
                                          1. Clinical presentation
                                            1. Risk factors
                                              1. Old age
                                                1. Asthma
                                                  1. Smoking
                                                    1. COPD
                                                      1. COLD
                                                        1. Alcohol
                                                          1. Immunosupression
                                                          2. Pathophysiology
                                                            1. Investigations
                                                              1. Physical Examinations
                                                                1. Chest X-ray
                                                                  1. Laboratory tests
                                                                    1. Blood tests
                                                                      1. Pleural fluid culture
                                                                        1. Sputum Tests
                                                                          1. PCR
                                                                            1. Urine Tests
                                                                              1. Bronchoscopy
                                                                            2. Prognosis
                                                                              1. Most people improve after 3-5 days of antibiotic treatment
                                                                                1. This mortality is only less than 3% in the outpatient setting, around 5–10% in inpatients not requiring ICU care, as high as 25% in intubated patients, and nearly 50% in ICU patients requiring vasopressors, that’s in a 10 year mortality
                                                                                2. treatment
                                                                                    1. Antibiotic Resistance
                                                                                    2. Complications
                                                                                      1. Vaccination
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