6.18 Flashcards

1
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BUMEDINST 6224.8

A

TB Control Program

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2
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Elements of the TB Control Program

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TB Screening
Prev therapy
TB Case ID
TB PT Mgt
Contact Investigation

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3
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Tuberculin Skin test is also called?

A

Mantoux method

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4
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What does PPD stand for?

A

Purified Protein Derivative

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5
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Types of PPD

A

Tubersol
Aplisol

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6
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IGRA- What does it do

A

Interferon Gamma Release Assays
Detects mycobacterium tuberculosis infection

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7
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Approved IGRA’s

A

QFT
QFT PLUS
T- Spot

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8
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Mycobacterium TB

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Bacteria that cause Latent and active TB

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9
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Define Active TB

A

TB Bacteria actively multiplies and attacks the body

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10
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Latent TB

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TB bacteria alive but inactive, non infectious

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11
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BCG

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A vaccine, rare in US

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12
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Antibiotic regimen for LTBI

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INH & Rifapentine, oral, weekly, 15mg/kg INH, 10-14 mg/kg RPT
3 months

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13
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Alternate regimen for TB

A

Rifampin, daily 10mg/kg
4 months
INH and Rifampin in an daily dose: 5mg/kg INH, 10mg/kg RFT

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14
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Who gets screened for TB

A

Everyone entering active duty
CIVMAR and MSC

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15
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What must be provided from a civilian employee if you have no medical records on them?

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Clinical evals
Hospitilizations
Dx
Treatments

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16
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High Risk TST

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5+mm induration
Close contact
Changes in Radiograph
Suspected TB

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17
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Medium Risk TST

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10+mm induration
Recent immigrant (5years) from TB countries
Healthcare workers
Conditions that put them at greater risk

18
Q

Low risk TST

A

15+mm Induration
People with no risk factors for TB

19
Q

Preferred method for admin. PPD

A

Mantoux method

20
Q

PPD dosage

A

.1 ml

21
Q

What angle do we insert the PPD needle?

A

5-15 degrees

22
Q

How big of an induration do we want for PPD

A

6-10mm

23
Q

If you fail a PPD, where else can we give it?

A

2 inches away
other arm

24
Q

When can we interpret PPD

A

48-72 hours

25
Q

Where do we record PPD?

A

NAVMED 6230/4
DD 2766
AHLTA
MRRS

26
Q

Reasons for False negatives

A

Immunosuppression
Received a live virus recently (within 4 weeks)

27
Q

What must the evaluation for TB include before TST, IGRA?

A

Clinical Hx
Physical Exam
Chest xray
Sputum sample (Xray = TB)
LFT and bilirubin

28
Q

Follow up for INH therapy

A

Done Monthly
Document on NAVMED 6224/9

29
Q

What do we do for Non Compliance

A

Consult NEPMU
Direct Observed therapy

30
Q

SGOT

A

Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase

31
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SGPT

A

Serum Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminase

32
Q

INH therapy can do what to your liver?

A

Raise Enzyme levels (SGOT/SGPT)

33
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When should you consider holding INH from a patient?

A

levels 3 times the amount with sxs
levels 5 times the amount without sxs

34
Q

If you discover someone with TB what is an additional thing you do?

A

Contact investigation, call NEPMU

35
Q

If you are separating and get diagnosed with TB. Who do you follow up with for Tx?

A

VA

36
Q

Who is ultimately responsible for contact investigations?

A

CO

37
Q

Where do contact investigations get submitted to and from who?

A

MERS, NEPMU

38
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Active TB: Sxs, Tx,

A

Cough, weight loss, fatigue, fever, loss of appetite, chills and night sweats
Anti TB drugs - Bactericidal and bacteriostatic

39
Q

Preferred treatment schedule of TB

A

2 months aggressive
4-7 months continuation phase

40
Q

Intensive phase tx

A

7d/wk 56 doses
5d/wk 40 doses

41
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Continuation Phase

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7d/wk 126 doses
5d/wk 90 doses