1. Pneumonia

2. Routes of Infection

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3. Pulmonary Defenses

4. Causes of Pneumonia

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5. Pathogenesis of Pneumonia

6. Diagnosis of Pneumonia

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7. Diagnosis of Cause

8. Additional Tests for Cause

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9. SARS

10. Likelihood of Death

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11. The “Atypical” Pneumonias

12. Chlamydiae

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13. Treatment of CAP

14. Prevention of CAP

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15. Pneumonia in Immunosuppressed

16. Nosocomial Pneumonia

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17. Risk Factors

18. Pathogens in Nosocomial Pneumonia

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19. Percent of Patients/Hospital Day

20. Empiric Treatment

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21. Prevention of Nosocomial Pneumonia

22. Key Points (1)

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23. Key Points (2)

24. Key Points (3)

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