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PULMO Flashcards

1
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Flow loops:

Diff bet COPD & BA?

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DLCO dec in COPD, (N) or inc in BA

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Flow loops:

Diff bet intra & extrathoracic obstruction?

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DLCO is dec in intrathoracic, (N) in extrathoracic

RV dec in intrathoracic, inc in extrathoracic

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Flow loops:

What differentiates obstructive fr restrictive?

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TLC

Inc in obstructive, dec in restrictive

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4
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When to use leukotriene modifiers?

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Add on for mild/mod/severe asthma

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5
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Criteria for intermittent asthma?

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daytime sx

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6
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Tx for mild persistent asthma

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Low dose inhaled steroid

Or leukotriene modifier Or cromolyn

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7
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Mech of cromolyn

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Mast cell stabilizer

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Tx for moderate persistent asthma

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Med dose steroids + LABA

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Criteria for mod persistent asthma

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Daytime sx daily, night sx weekly

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10
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Anti-IgE for asthma

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Omalizumab

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11
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What can dec freq of exacerbation in asthma?

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Tiotropium

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12
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Flow of meds in exercise-induced asthma?

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B agonist - cromolyn - inhaled steroids/montelukast

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13
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Sx similar to asthma, PFT (n), methacholine challenge neg

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Non-asthamatic eosinophilic bronchitis

Check sputum for eos

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14
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For ASA-sensitive asthma, what to use?

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D/C asa, avoid nsaids

May use montelukast, codeine based analgesics

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15
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Byssinosis

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Allergy to cotton dust

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16
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Pathology in alveolar proteinosis

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Defective macrophages causing build up

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17
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Dxtic in alveolar proteinosis

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BAL showing tan colored fluid

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18
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Tx in alveolar proteinosis

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Whole lung lavage

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19
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Eosinophilic pneumonia presentation

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Sob, fever, cough

BAL shows eosinophils

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20
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CXR in acute vs chronic eosinophilic pneumonia

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Acute: ground glass
Chronic: very peripheral infiltrates

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21
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Tx of eosinophilic pneumonia

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Steroids

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22
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Dx of ABPA

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(Allergic)
Type 1 hypersensitivity rxn
Serum igE, IgM

(Bronchopulmonary)
Brown mucus plugs
Migratory infiltrates

(Aspergillosis)
skin testing pos for aspergillus

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23
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Tx of ABPA

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Steroids

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24
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Asthma + vasculitis

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Churg-strauss

Tx: steroids

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25
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Loeffler’s syndrome cause & tx

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Strongyloides infxn

Tx: thiebendazole

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26
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Hypersensitivity pneumonitis findings?

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Type 3-4 hypersensitivity
BAL NO EOSINOPHILS, lymphocytic, CD 8 > CD4
CXR groundglass

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27
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Lung reduction surgery for COPD

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Fev1

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28
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Lung transplant in COPD

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Fev1

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29
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COPD going for flight

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Maintain paO2 > 70

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30
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Criteria for O2 in COPD

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Pao2 55

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31
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Copd w/ fev1

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Roflumilast

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32
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What has shown to dec exacerbations in copd?

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Abx for 5 days every 8 weeks (azithro, moxi)

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33
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GOLD criteria for COPD

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Fev1 > 80 – mild

Fev1 55 – very severe

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34
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Tx per stage of copd

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Mild - b agonist prn
Mod - tiotropium +/- salmeterol
Severe - steroids
Very severe- O2

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35
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Treatment for high altitude sickness/pulmonary edema

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Descent
Dexamethasone

Prophy: acetazolamide

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36
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What vaccine has been shown to dec mortality in copd

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Influenza

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37
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Extensive bilateral basal bullous emphysema in young px, what to check?

A

Alpha 1 anti-trypsin

38
Q

Young px w/ apical bullous changes

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Check for custic fibrosis

39
Q

Kartagener’s syndrome

A

Dyskinetic cilia syndrome

Beonchiectasis, situs inversus, infertility, sinusitis

Screen: sperm motility test

Confirm: testicular or bronchial biopsy

40
Q

Treatment of cystic fibrosis

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Chest PT, antibiotics (topical ti tamycin spray) bronchodilators, human ribonuclease (to dec viscosity of sputum)

41
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Which abx has shown to reduce decline in lung fxn in cf?

A

Azithromycin

42
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T/F surgical resection is required for massive hemoptysis in pxs w/ cf

A

F

Bronchial artery embolization

43
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(N) BAL

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44
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BAL:

CD8 > CD4

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Hypersensitivity pneumonitis

45
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BAL:

CD4 > CD8

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Sarcoidosis

46
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BAL with eosinophils

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Hypersensitivity pneumonitis

47
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BAL with inclusion bodies

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CMV

48
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BAL with foamy lamellar inclusions

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Amiodarone

49
Q

Stain for PCP

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Silver methanamine

50
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REMEMBER CT SCREENING GUIDELINES FOR PULMO NODULES

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51
Q

Def of apnea & OSA

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Apnea: no breath > 10 secs
OSA: >10 apneic episodes/ hr

52
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Dxtic & tx of OSA

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Dx: polysomnography

Tx: CPAP

53
Q

Tx of rhinitis medicamentosa

A

Steroids

54
Q

Obesity + chronic resp failure (hypercarbia, hypoxemia)

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Obesity hypoventilation syndrome

55
Q

Tx for narcolepsy

A

Methylphenidate
Modafenil
Sodium oxybate (for cataplexy)

56
Q

Indication for steroids in ILD

A 
CNS involvement
Eye involvement
Severe disfigurement
Myocardial involvement
Progressive pulmo dse
Persistent hypercalcemia
57
Q

Stages of Sarcoidosis

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I- hilar adenopathy
II- adenopathy + infiltrates
III- infiltrates alone

58
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When to treat sarcoid

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Only if symptomatic

59
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Findings in IPF

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Sx > 6mos
No cause
Honeycombing in lung
BAL: inc neutrophils
Circulating immunocomplexes
60
Q

Lung involvement in asbestos vs silicosis

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Upper: silicosis
Lower: asbestosis

61
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Associations in asbestos vs silicosis

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Asbestos: mesothelioma, bronchogenic CA

Silicosis: TB

62
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CXR findings in asbestos vs silicosis

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Asbestos: pleural or diaphragmatic plaques
Silicosis: eggshell calcification w/ hilar LN

63
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Berrylliosis?

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Meral workers

Will also show noncaseating granulomas

64
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BAL: langerhans or giant cells

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Histiocytosis X

65
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Drugs w/c cause hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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MTX, nitrofurantoin, rituximab

66
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Classification of pulmo HTN

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I- idiopathic
II- 2ndary to cardiac dse
III- 2ndary to pulmo dse
IV- chronic thromboembolic 
V- others
67
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Which classes of pulmo HTN do you treat w: warfarin?

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Class I and IV

68
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Mainstay of tx in pulmo HTN

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Warfarin

69
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Dxtic for pulmo HTN

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Echo then R heart cath w/ vasodilator studies

70
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Normal PAP

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25/15 with mean of 14 mmHg at rest

71
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Dx of pulmo HTN

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PAP > 25 at rest > 30 on exertion

72
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If px w/ pulmo HTN does not respond to vasodilators?

A

Mild sx: sildenafil, tadafil, bosentan
Mod sx: + IV prostacyclin
Severe sx: Inhaled iloprost

73
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Tx for pulmo HTN responsive to vasodilators

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Nifedipine, diltiazem

74
Q

V/Q scan finding for PE

A

2 or more segmental defects without matching ventilation defect

Subsegmental defects or matched defects are indeterminate - check for DVT

75
Q

Leading cause of death in CF

A

Burkholderia cepacia

Tx: bactrim

76
Q

Indication for thrombolysis

A

Massive PE

Large DVT

77
Q

Petecchiae over the chest, sudden SOB

A

Fat embolism

78
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Px with dvt on warfarin has bleeding, what to do?

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D/c warfarin and give asa 325 mg

79
Q

Acute ortho fx are receive dvt prophylaxis for how long?

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4-6 wks

80
Q

HCAP definition

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Px w/in 90 days post hospitalization
W/in 30 days of wound care
NH
Chemo
Dialysis
81
Q

Most common cause of pneumonia

A

Strep pneumonia

82
Q

Common pathogen of pneumonia in young adults (w/ bullous myringitis, erythema multiforme)

A

Mycoplasma

Dx: serum IgM, cold agglutinins
Tx: macrolide

83
Q

Good sputum sample

A

Epithelial cells 25

84
Q

How long is legionella pneumonia treated

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2 wks w/ macrolide +/- rifampin

85
Q

Common pathogen in neutropenic

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Strep, staph, pseudomonas, aspergillus

86
Q

CURB 65

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Confusion, BUN > 19, RR > 30, BP

87
Q

Common pneumonia pathogen in COPD/DM

A

Haemophilus

88
Q

Outbreak of influenza in nursing home

A

Oseltamivir x 2 wks + vaccine

If no vaccine, oseltamivir x 6 wks

89
Q

Ppd + at 5mm

A

Hiv
Organ transplant
On steroids (pred > 15mg x 3 mos)
Px w/ recent active TB contact

90
Q

PPD + CXR + but no sx, what to do?

A

Induce sputum afb

91
Q

Ppd pos, cxr neg

A

Inh x 9 mos
Rifampicin x 4 mos
Inh 900 mg + rifampentine 900 mg weekly x 3 mos

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