A Rare Case Study on Escherichia Coli Pneumonia

Abstract

Pneumonia (from the Greek pneuma, "breath") is an infection and inflammation of  the lower respiratory tract (bronchioles and alveoli) that can be fatal. It is caused by  inhaled bacteria and viruses. High temperature, shortness of breath, fast breathing,  severe chest pain, and a productive cough with thick phlegm are all common  symptoms. Community-acquired pneumonia is a type of pneumonia that occurs  outside of a hospital setting. Nosocomial or hospital acquired pneumonia is  pneumonia that occurs 48 hours or more after admission to the hospital. In this case  study, we look at how pneumonia affects the respiratory system and how it's treated.  The purpose of this study is to warn professionals to the possibility of a pneumonia  diagnosis. This is the case report of 24-year-old male patient. He was diagnosed with  pneumonia. His treatment was starting and after 7 treatments, he became completely  recovered. For his disease diagnosis different tests are also performed.