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HAP occurs if patient develops PNA 2-3 days after hospitalization. HCAP occus in non-hospitalized patient with extensive healthcare contact.  
HAP occurs if patient develops PNA 2-3 days after hospitalization. HCAP occus in non-hospitalized patient with extensive healthcare contact.  


*Mild HAP/HCAP no recent abx exposure:  
*Mild HAP/HCAP no recent antibiotic exposure:  
**'''[[Cefepime]] '''2g IV Q8H +/- '''[[Clindamycin]] '''600mg IV OR '''[[Metronidazole]]'''  
**'''[[Cefepime]] '''2g IV Q8H +/- '''[[Clindamycin]] '''600mg IV OR '''[[Metronidazole]]'''  
*Moderate HAP/HCAP or necrotizing [[PNA]]:  
*Moderate HAP/HCAP or necrotizing [[PNA]]:  

Revision as of 04:20, 15 July 2016

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Pneumonia

Community Acquired Pneumonia (CAP)

MCC by S. pneumoniae. In young must cover for mycoplasma and other atypicals. See Pneumonia (Pathogens)

Treatment based on Pneumonia (Port Score)

Healthcare Associated PNA (HCAP) + Hospital Associated PNA (HAP)

HAP occurs if patient develops PNA 2-3 days after hospitalization. HCAP occus in non-hospitalized patient with extensive healthcare contact.

Abdominal/Pelvic

Urosepsis

Meningitis (Nl/Community)

Meningitis (Nl/Post neurosurgical)

Meningitis (Immunocomp)

(Cirrhosis, EtoH, age > 65, steroids, HIV)

Necrotizing Soft-tissue Infection

Neutropenic Fever

  • Severe Sepsis
    • Cefepime 2 g IVPB x 1
    • Vancomycin 1 g IVPB x 1
  • Septic Shock

See Also

References

  1. Form v2011.09.15