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Community Acquired Pneumonia could present typical and atypical symptoms. Read further to know more about the organisms involved in causing Community acquired Pneumonia

Community Acquired Pneumonia(CAP) The pneumonia symptoms of CAP are similar to those of common cold and flu. It is most commonly observed in the people of all age groups. Community acquired pneumonia will cause the problems like difficulty in breathing, chest pains, fever and cough.

Community Acquired Pneumonia Symptoms: If this type of pneumonia is not treated on time, it could be fatal. Some important symptoms observed during CAP are listed below: ,[object Object]

Chest pain followed by deep breathing and coughing

This student "cheat sheet" is designed to provide medical students with basic information regarding the diagnosis and treatment of Upper Respiratory Infections. It includes Questions to Ask, what to look for on a Physical Exam, Labs to Order, and basic Treatment Plans. These guides are particularly designed for first and second-year medical students as an introduction to primary care and ambulatory care medicine and attempts to tie in the basic pathophysiology that is high-yield for USMLE Step 1. Any and all feedback is very welcomed.

The respiratory system is on of the most important vital organ system of the human body. A healthy system will keep any breathing animal alive. It is vital to know about its anatomy and function as well as the common disease associations. This slides will give you a brief account of the diseases that are involved in the respiratory tract and some radiological aspects that we must know. Go through it and enjoy. Thank You!! and feel free to give your valuable comments.

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CAP

1. Community Acquired Pneumonia(CAP) The pneumonia symptoms of CAP are similar to those of common cold and flu. It is most commonly observed in the people of all age groups. Community acquired pneumonia will cause the problems like difficulty in breathing, chest pains, fever and cough.

3. Shortness of breath

4. Chest pain followed by deep breathing and coughing

5. Fever

6. Cough that expels sputum

7. Shaking and sudden chills

8. Excessive fatigue

9. Headache

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11. Parasites

12. Bacteria

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