good good

Question 1

chronic pneumonias

Answer 1

TB

Fungal

Question 2

solitary cavitation

Answer 2

broncho carcinoma
aspiration pneuomonia
congenital lung cyst
rheumatoid nodules

Question 3

location of TB and Klebsiella

Answer 3

upper half 1236

Question 4

____% of TB cavitations found where?

Answer 4

upper half

Question 5

aspiration pneumonia found where?

Answer 5

right lung base MC

Question 6

Bronchogenic carcinoma can be found where MC?

Answer 6

segments 123

Question 7

peripheral tumors are ____% 123

Answer 7

60

Question 8

bronchiectasis has an affinity for

Answer 8

lower half of lung

Question 9

anywhere

Answer 9

hematoma, congetital lung cyst, wengeners

Question 10

Thick/fuzzy

Answer 10

STAPH AUREUS, Infarction, Wegeners

Question 11

Thin

Answer 11

klebsiella, bronchiectasis, Bullae, Pneumatocele, congenital lung cysts

Question 12

thick or thin

Answer 12

TB, Rheumatoid

Question 13

Thick well defined

Answer 13

mets, Bronchogenic carcinoma

Question 14

classic indicator of cavitation

Answer 14

fluid level

Question 15

not have fluid level

Answer 15

TB(may or may not), Bronchiectasis, Non infected Bulla, Pneumatocele (may or may not), Wegeners

Question 16

pores of cohn

Answer 16

interalveolar

Question 17

acute inflammation of the tracheobranchial tree, generally self-limited and with eventual complete healing and return to function

Answer 17

acute bronchitis may have dry or productive cough

Question 18

negative chest x-ray supports the dx of

Answer 18

acute bronchitis

Question 19

self limiting acute process in acute bronchitis may mean

Answer 19

weeks to couple months

Question 20

prolonged exposure to the nonspecific bronchial irritants and accompanied by mucus hyper secretion and structural alterations in the bronchi

Answer 20

Chronic Bronchitis:biggest producer is cigarette smoke:frequently negative chest X-ray

Question 21

smokers typically have negative chest X-ray until

Answer 21

very bad things happen, sometime tram lines are present near bronchi

Question 22

conduction zone issue that causes the bronchi to dilate

Answer 22

bronchiectasis:permanent

Question 23

characterized by irreversible cylindrical, saccular or cystic dilation of bronco with secondary infection

Answer 23

bronchiectasis

Question 24

______ can predispose to broncheictasis

Answer 24

kartagener syndrome (dismotile or disconnection ciliary syndrome)

Question 25

kartageners triad

Answer 25

bronchiectasis, chronic sinusitis, cytis inversus totalis