Pulmonary Flashcards
What GOLD COPD stage is LAMA first line?
Category C, Gold 3-4
What 2 common bacteria occur with COPD?
Strep pneumo
H. flu
Interstitial to patchy infiltrates on CXR
Atypical - mycoplasma
3 options for atypical pathogens for ABX
Macrolides
Doxy
Ciprofloxacin (last choice)
What bacteria to consider w/ smokers and ppl w/ COPD and pneumonia?
H. flu
LABA’s can be used for COPD rescue treatment? true/false
Give 2 examples of LABA
False
Salmeterol, fomotorol
1 cause of CAP in C. fibrosis
Pseudomonas
Treatment for CAP w/ no comorbidities
Azithromycin x 5 days
Clarithyromycin 5-7 days
Amoxicillin x 5-7 days
Treatment of CAP w/ comorbidities
Augmentin x 5-7 days
Levofloxcain x 5-7 days
CURB-65
Confusion
U (BUN > 19.6)
R RR > 30
BP < 90/60
65 years
If PPSV 23 < age 65 when can repeat
in 5 years
If PCV 13, when can give PPSV 23
In 1 year
Young adule w/ several weeks of fatigue w/ severe coughing, clear mucuous. gradual onset of symptoms, started w/ flu-like illness and diffuse interstitial infiltrates on x-ray. What is it and how to treat?
Walking pneumonia/mycoplasma
Doxy x 7-10 days
Azithromycin x 5 days
Levofloxacin x 5 days
Treatment of pertusis
azithromycin 500mg x 1 dose then 250 mg x 4 days
2 most common bacteria for pnenumonia
H. flu and strep pneumo
2 most common bacteria for atypical pneumonia
Mycoplasma
Chlamydia
T/F acute bronchitis is treated w/ ABX?
False
Milia seed pattern on CXR
Miliary TB
Ioniazid and rifampin are two first line drugs for what condition
Tuberculosis
T/F ethambutol as treatment for TB can cause conjunctivitis?
False
It causes optic neuritis
What to suspect w/ upper lobe cavitations and mediastinal adenopathy on CXR?
TB
TB skin test + if INDURATION ____ mm in person
+ HIV
Recent contact w/ TB
CXR w/ fibrotic changes —> previous TB
Any child with close contact
Immunocompromised
5 mm
TB skin test + if INDURATION ____ mm in person
recent immigrants ( < 5 years)
Child younger than 4 exposed to high risk adult
IVDU
Living in congested settings
10 mm
TB skin test + if INDURATION ____ mm in person
no risk factors
15 mm
IGRA blood test is used for
people vaccinated w/ BCG vaccination for tb testing
What test is gold standard for diagnosing TB
sputum culture & sensitivity
PEFR is based on what 3 characteristics
HAG:
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Height
Age
Gender
Spirometry asthma
Green zone -
Yellow zone
Red zone
Green zone - 80-100%
Yellow zone 50-80%
Red zone < 50%
Asthma classification:
Intermittent
Mild persistent
Moderate persistent
Severe persistent
Intermittent - FEV 1 > 80% predicted; daytime symptoms < 2 x/week; nighttime waking < 2 x/month
Mild persistent - FEV 1 > 80% predicted; daytime symptoms > 2 x/week (NOT daily); nighttime waking 3-4 x/month
Moderate persistent FEV1 60-80%; nighttime wakening > 1 x/week (NOT nightly)
Severe persistent FEV1 < 60%; symptoms throughout day, nightly symptoms