Case Discussion
Case Discussion
Case Discussion
Aspiration
pneumonia
Non infectious
causes
Hypersensitivity
Clinical features of reaction
suggestive of
pneumonia
Bronchiolitis Low Risk
Infectious causes
Community-
Moderate Risk
acquired
High Risk
RB | 1y4m | F | 8kg
Salient Features
SUBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES
• 1y, 4m/F • Awake, active, irritable
• (+) colds • Tachycardic (125bpm)
• (+) cough, productive, clear sputum • Tachypneic (54cpm)
• • Afebrile (36.7C)
(+) fast breathing
• Underweight
• (+) difficulty of breathing
• Stunted
• (+) unrecalled vaccines given
• (-) Cyanosis; Fair skin turgor
• (-) grunting • (-) Sunken EB
• Born full term • SCE, (+) occ. SC rets, (+) harsh BS with
• (+)family exposure with cough & rales BLF
colds • Fair equal pulses
• (-) history of aspiration & toxic fume • CXR:
inhalation • (+) infiltrates (lateral view)
• (-)history of hypersensiivity reaction • (+)Hyperaerated
• (+) lobar consolidation
ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA
RULE IN RULE OUT
(-)Difficulty of breathing (-)foreign body
(-)Tachypneic (54cpm) (-) post natal aspiration:
(-)prematurity
(-)gastroesophageal reflux
(-)improper feeding practices
(-)esophageal and duodenal
obstruction
(-) depressant medicines