Secondary prevention occurs once the disease has occurred and aims to prevent progression and complication development. Protective measures include controlling the tidal volume, plateau pressure, PEEP, and FiO2. Measures taken to reduce the risk of aspiration such as elevation of the head end of bed and maintaining oral hygiene also help preventing aspiration pneumonia. Common complications that can develop due to<unk>  pneumonia include acute respiratory distress, pleural effusion, heart failure due to pneumonia, sepsis, and septic shock.
Bacterial pneumonia secondary prevention
Aspiration pneumonia primary prevention
Community-acquired pneumonia primary prevention
Hospital-acquired pneumonia prevention
Lipoid pneumonia primary prevention
Bronchitis secondary prevention
Respiratory failure secondary prevention
Hospital-acquired pneumonia medical therapy