Question 272 · LEK · Pneumonia
The presence of abscesses, emphysema bladders, pneumothorax and pleural abscess in the radiological image of the lungs in a child indicates the diagnosis of:
- A. pneumococcal pneumonia.
- B. staphylococcal pneumonia.
- C. viral pneumonia.
- D. Mycoplasma pneumonia.
- E. Chlamydia pneumonia.
Hint
Which bacterium typically causes rapidly progressive necrotising pneumonia with pneumatoceles in infants?
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