COGNITIVE DISORDERS IN THE HEPOXIC STATUS OF SEVERE PNEUMONIA

Abstract

Modern ideas about the clinical picture and its diagnosis in methods of treatment outside the hospital should be noted that pneumonia is divided into two types depending on the conditions under which the disease occurs. Modern guidelines suggest moving away from the term "SARS" and using the concept of "pneumonia caused by atypical pathogens", since it is impossible to completely determine the nature of pneumonia outside the hospital. The clinical picture of pneumonia is well studied and usually consists of signs such as fever to febrile and subfebrile figures, cough, sputum production. Nonspecific clinical manifestations include the syndrome of general intoxication, the common symptoms of which are general malaise, weakness, headache, myalgia, loss of appetite, nausea, sweating. Often this syndrome indicates the severity of the disease and increases with the development of purulent or septic complications in the patient. Separate pneumonia in patients with immunodeficiency states. The legitimacy of this approach is due to the different causes of pneumonia and different approaches to the choice of antimicrobial chemotherapy. Recently, healthcare-associated pneumonia has become increasingly isolated. This category includes pneumonia in people in nursing homes or other long-term care facilities; history of previous antimicrobial therapy within the last three months or hospitalization for more than two days in the last 90 days. According to the conditions of occurrence, such pneumonia is considered hospital. However, they can differ in the composition of pathogens and their antibiotic resistance profile