Distinctions between typical and atypical pneumonia

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Is there a relationship between Jack's illness in Week 1 and Mary's illness this week? What factors played a role in your decision to treat Mary as an outpatient versus sending her to ER? What are 3 major distinctions between typical and atypical pneumonia? What are 3 major objective and 3 major subjective distinctions between bronchitis and pneumonia?

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