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1
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Diagnosis
Ghon complex

A

TB

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2
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Which area of lungs does TB affect

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Apex

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3
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How to treat active TB

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2 months of:
Rifampicine
Isoniazid
Pyrazinamide
Ethambutol

4 months of:
Rifampicin
Isoniazid

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4
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How to treat latent TB

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3 months of rifampicin and isoniazid OR 6 months isoniazid

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5
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How long to treat meningeal TB

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Minimum of 12 months, also use steroids

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6
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Rifampicin
What does it do
Side effects

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Liver enzyme inducer
Orange secretions, hepatitis, flu like sx.

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7
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Isoniazid
What does it do
Side effects

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Inhibit HAN

liver enzyme inhibitor
Hepatitis
Agranulocytosis
Neuropathy (prevent with pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)

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8
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Pyrazinamide side effects

A

hyperuricaemia causing gout
arthralgia, myalgia
hepatitis

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9
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Ethambutol side effects

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optic neuritis: check visual acuity before and during treatment
dose needs adjusting in patients with renal impairment

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10
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‘egg-shell’ calcification of the hilar nodes. Diagnosis

A

silicosis.

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11
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Does asbestosis affect upper or lower lobes.

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Lower fibrosis

Most others are upper,

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12
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Common cause of pneumonia after influenza

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Staph aureus

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13
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Features of klebsiella pneumonia

Colour of sputum?
Demographic?
Complications?

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Common in alcoholics and diabetics
Common after aspiration
Abscesses and empyema
Bowel flora
redcurrant jelly sputum

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14
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Features of mycoplasma pneumonia

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Dry cough
Can get systemic complications: neuro involvement / pericarditis/ ITP/ anaemia/ hepatitis/ erythema multiforme, erythema nodosum

Mycardium and plasma (ish… ITP & anaemia).

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15
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Bronchioloitis causative organism,

A

RSV

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16
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Croup causative organism

A

Parainfluenza

17
Q

Most common cause of IECOPD

A

Haemophilus. Influenzae

Also Moraxella and s.pneumoniae but less common.

18
Q

Most common cause of pneumonia

A

Strep pneumoniae

19
Q

Difference between asbestosis and mesothelioma

A

Both caused by asbestos exposure.
Asbestosis = scarring
Mesothelioma = ca of the pleura

Asbestos can also cause pleural plaques - NOT pre-malignant

20
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what is mesothelioma

A

Malignant ca of pleura

21
Q

What is most common form of cancer associated with asbestos exposure

A

Lung ca (not mesothelioma).

22
Q

What is goodpastures?

A

When you get haemoptysis (pulmonary haemorrhages), anti-GMB and glomerulonephritis.

23
Q

What is Lambert eaton myasthenic syndrome associated with

A

Small cell lung ca

24
Q

Which lung ca is associated with hypercalcaemia

A

Squamous cell

25
Q

What values = Exudative effusion?

A

Pleural fluid:serum protein ratio >0.5
Pleural fluid: Serum LDH > 0.6
Pleural LDH>2/3 UNL of serum

26
Q

Which cancers does asbestos increase the risk of?

A

Lung: Mesothelioma, bronchogenic ca, mesothelioma

Gastric, colonic, renal adenocarcinoma

Gastric lymphoma

27
Q

Which cancer are people mot at risk of after asbestos exposure?

A

Lung ca - more so than mesothelioma (this is rare)

28
Q

Is alpha 1 antitrypsin obstructive or restrictive

A

Obstructive

29
Q

COPD stages

A

All based on FEV1
St1: 80% or more
St2: 50-79%
St3: 49-30%
St4: less than 30

30
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What is sarcoidosis characterised by?

A

Non caseating granulomatous inflammation.

Bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy

31
Q

What is silicosis caused by

A

Inhalation of silica particles e.g. sandblasting/ metal miner

32
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What lung pathology can cause Horners and what is this?

A

Meiosis, ptosis, anhidrosis.

Caused by pan coast tumour

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