CRP and susceptibility to pneumonia measurement: Furthermore, the community-based pneumonia incidence study (CBPIS) scoring system, which including factors such as maximum temperature, serum creatinine, serum sodium concentration, lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), headache or vomiting with current illness, and smoking within 1 month of illness onset [46], as well as the six-point scoring system, incorporating six quantitative indicators as follows: the presence of dry cough symptoms, CRP > 187 mg/L, serum sodium < 133 mmol/L, body temperature > 39.4 °C, platelet count < 171 × 109/L, LDH > 225 IU/L [44], have been proposed.