Table 1.

Pneumococcal pneumonia in humans.

Clinical presentation	fever chills cough productive sputum dyspnea pleuritic chest pain
Complications	mental status changes shock respiratory failure
Physical exam	signs of a consolidation with asymmetric chest expansion decreased breath sounds crackles bronchophony echophony dullness to percussion
Laboratory findings	leukocytosis or leukopenia renal dysfunction decreased oxygenation
Imaging (CXR, CT, lung US)	pulmonary infiltrations air bronchogram areas of consolidation occasion pleural effusion

Table legend. CXR: chest X-rays; CT: computerized tomography; US: ultrasounds.