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Pneumonia Pathophysiology 3

This document discusses risk factors and the disease process for bacterial pneumonia. Key risk factors include tobacco or alcohol use, viral infections, and exposure to toxic gases or chemicals. The bacteria Staphylococcus pneumoniae is mentioned. The document then outlines the process by which organisms enter the respiratory tract, activate the immune response, penetrate the lungs, multiply, cause irritation and inflammation, and ultimately lead to lung consolidation and hypoxia if left untreated.

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Pneumonia Pathophysiology 3

This document discusses risk factors and the disease process for bacterial pneumonia. Key risk factors include tobacco or alcohol use, viral infections, and exposure to toxic gases or chemicals. The bacteria Staphylococcus pneumoniae is mentioned. The document then outlines the process by which organisms enter the respiratory tract, activate the immune response, penetrate the lungs, multiply, cause irritation and inflammation, and ultimately lead to lung consolidation and hypoxia if left untreated.

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Contributing Factor bacteria

Risk Factors -Tobacco or alcohol use -Exposure to viral or influenza infections -Inhalation of toxic gases, chemicals, smoke

Staph lococcus pneumoniae

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