Lung Tissue Disease

Question 1

Triad of PNEUMONIA

Answer 1

FEVER
COUGH
TACHYPNEA

Question 2

(+) Poorly nourished
UNvaccinated
With onset of RASHES all over thebody

Answer 2

MEASLES PNEUMONIA

Question 3

(+) CF
(+) CGD
(+) BURN px
(+) NEUTROPENIC

Answer 3

PSEUDOMONAS

Question 4

PARROT fever

Answer 4

PSITTACOSIS

Question 5

(+) Hx of conjunctivitis, subacute onset, sharp cough, (-) wheeze, 3 weeks-3 months old infants

Answer 5

CHLAMYDIA

Question 6

What is the causative agent

~ attaches to respi epithelium
~ SLOUGHED CELLULAR DEBRIS and inflammatory cells and mucus cause airway obstruction

Answer 6

MYCOPLASMA

Question 7

~ Extensive areas pf HEMORRHAGIC NECROSIS
~ PNEUMATOCELES, EMPYEMA and BRONCHOPULMONARY FISTULAS

Answer 7

STAPHYLOCOCCUS

Question 8

~ Diffuse infection with interstitial pneumonia
~ NECROSIS OF TRACHEOBRONCHIAL MUCOSA, LOCAL HEMORRHAGE

Answer 8

GABHS

Question 9

(+) FOCALLOBAR involvement

Answer 9

PNEUMOCOCCUS

Question 10

(+) Hyperinflation with bilateral interstitial infiltrates and peribronchial CUFFING

Answer 10

RSV

Question 11

(+) PROMINENT areas of CAVITATION

Answer 11

STAPHYLOCOCCUS

Question 12

Right sided hilar adenopathy

Answer 12

MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS

Question 13

Tuberculin sensitivity develops ____ after its administration on the forearm

Answer 13

72 HRS

Question 14

(+) INTERMITTENT COUGH
(+) Paroxysms of cough
(+) usually well and active in between paroxysms of cough

WHAT CONDITION?

Answer 14

PERTUSSIS

Question 15

Best treatment for Pertussis

Answer 15

AZITHROMYCIN

Question 16

Most consistent clinical manifestation of Pneumonia in children

Answer 16

TACHYPNEA