tatalaksana broncopneumonia dan serta edukasinya

ilmu kesehatan umsu

1. TREATMENT OF
BRONCHOPNEUMONIA,
BRONCHIOLITIS, LUNG ABSCESS,
UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION
Muhammad Royhan
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2. BRONCOPNEUMONIA
TREAMENT
ADMINISTRATION OF ANTIBIOTICS WITH THE
CEPHALOSPORIN GROUP, ADMINISTRATION OF CEFOTAXIME
(INJECTION)
ADMINISTRATION OF ANTIHISTAMINES, DEXAMETHASONE
OXYGEN INSTALLATION
FOR INPATIENT TREATMENT, ANTIBIOTICS ARE GIVEN, SUCH
AS CEFIXIME AND COUGH MEDICINE, AMBROXOL
IF YOU ARE STILL HOSPITALIZED, YOU CAN INSTALL AN NGT
AND CHEST RETRACTION (NEBULIZER FILLED WITH
VENTOLIN)

3. BRONCHIOLITIS
TREAMENT
INITIAL THERAPY IS THE THERAPY THAT IS MOST FELT BY THE
PATIENT (SYMPTOMATIC) USUALLY THE FIRST COMPLAINT IS
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, ADMINISTER OXYGEN IMMEDIATELY
USUALLY IT CAN HEAL ITSELF IN APPROXIMATELY 2 WEEKS
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING FOR THIS TREATMENT IS
PATIENT DEHYDRATION / INTAKE INTO THE PATIENT'S BODY
INSTALLATION OF NGT

4. LUNG ABSCESS
TREAMENT
ADMINISTERING SPECIAL ANTIBIOTIC DRUGS THAT RESPOND
TO THE BACTERIA OF THIS DISEASE, INCLUDING
CLINDAMYCIN AND METRONIDAZOLE
CHEST THERAPY TO HELP LUNG DEVELOPMENT SO THAT
FLUID MOVES
PULMONARY DRAINAGE WITH WSD INSTALLATION
IF THE ANTIBIOTIC MEDICATION GIVEN IS STILL RESISTANT TO
THE BACTERIA, SURGERY CAN BE PERFORMED TO REMOVE
THE PUS

5. UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
TREAMENT
ADMINISTERING MUCOLYTIC DRUGS TO THIN PHLEGM
IF THIS CASE IS CAUSED BY BACTERIA, ANTIBIOTICS IN THE
FORM OF AMOXICILLIN ARE GIVEN
IF IT IS DUE TO A VIRUS THEN IT IS ONLY RECOMMENDED TO
INCREASE THE BODY'S IMMUNITY

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