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The 22 pages that link to Pneumonia, each with the reason it gives.

• HypoxemiaRelated: Inflamed, fluid-filled alveoli impair gas exchange and can cause hypoxemia.

• LungRelated: Fluid or inflammatory material in alveoli can impair oxygen exchange.

• Respiratory systemRelated: Inflamed, fluid-filled alveoli can reduce oxygen transfer into blood.

• Acute respiratory distress syndromeRelated: Severe lung infection can directly trigger the inflammation and injury of ARDS.

• BacteremiaRelated: Severe pneumonia can allow its causative bacteria to enter the bloodstream.

• Chest radiographyRelated: Air-space opacities can support diagnosis, while an early or subtle infection may be invisible.

• InfluenzaRelated: Influenza can lead to viral pneumonia or make secondary bacterial pneumonia more likely.

• Ventilation–perfusion mismatchRelated: Alveolar filling reduces ventilation while perfusion can continue.

• LinezolidRelated: Linezolid is used for certain hospital-acquired and community-acquired bacterial pneumonias.

• Child mortalityRelated: Pneumonia remains a major infectious cause of death among young children.

• Respiratory syncytial virusRelated: RSV can spread into the lower respiratory tract and cause pneumonia.

• René LaennecRelated: His descriptions of lung sounds and tissue changes helped distinguish pneumonic disease.

• Respiratory soundsRelated: Pneumonia can alter breath sounds and produce crackles over affected areas.