respiratory infections Flashcards

1
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causative organism of otitis media

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RSV
rhinovirus

pneumococcus
HiB
moraxella catarhalis
pseudomonas aeruginosa

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2
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causative organism of epiglottitis

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HiB

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3
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treatment for sinusitis

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antibiotics

surgical drainage

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4
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symptoms of sinusitis

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fever
headache
facial pain
rhinorrhea

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5
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possible complications of sinusitis

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menigitis
cavernous sinus thrombosis
chronic sinusitis

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6
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what URTIs have sudden onset obstruction

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croup
epiglottitis
neck abscess

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7
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definition of pneumonia

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LRTI causing inflammation and consolidation of alveoli, bronchioles

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8
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4 ways to classify pneumonias

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causative organism
anatomical location
predisposition
typical VS atypical

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9
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4 types of “predisposition” pneumonias

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Community acquired
hospital acquired
aspiration
opportunistic

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10
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causative organism of typical pneumonia

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streptococcus pneumoniae
klebsiella
Haemophilus influenza

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causative organisms of atypical pneumonia

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legionella
mycoplasma pneumonia
chlamydia pneumoniae

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symptoms of typical pneumonia

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fever
cough
chest pain
rusty sputum
tachycardia
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13
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symptoms of atypical pneumonia

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lower grade fever
relative bradycardia
late cough, little sputum

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14
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what hospital interventions can predispose you to pneumonia

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IV cannulas, catheters, NG tubes, ventilators

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15
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what can predispose you to aspiration pneumonia

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stroke patient
PEG feeding
alcoholics

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16
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how to diagnose pneumonia

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cough, fever and any other LRTI symptom
consolidation on CXR
no other explanation for illness

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17
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atypical pneumonia organisms will not grow on petri dish, T or F

A

T

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18
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what is CURB 65

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confusion
urea >7
Respiratory rate ≥30
blood pressure <60 diastolic or 90 systolic

age over 65

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19
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treatment for pneumonia

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oxygen

antibiotics - amoxicillin, clarithromycin

20
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symptoms in infective exacerbation of COPD

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increased coughing
change in sputum colour
increased SoB
no chance in CXR

21
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what are 2 LRTI complications

A

lung abscess

empyema

22
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definition of exudate

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> 30g/L protein and pH <7.2

23
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how to treat empyema

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chest drain + antibiotics

24
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definition of pyrexia of unknown origin

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38.3 >3 weeks AND no identifiable cause after 3x hospital/3 days hospital stay

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approach to PuO history taking
``` normal hx PLUS travel hx sexual hx animal contacts occupation/hobby ```
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what are the possible outcomes of someone in contact with mycobacterium tuberculosis
1. not infected 2. infection infection -> latent tuberculosis -> +/- reactivation infection -> primary tuberculosis -> resolution/death
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what is the pathophysiology of latent TB
MTB inhaled in droplets, deposited in lungs, ingested by macrophages. macrophages go to hilar lymph nodes, immune reaction causes necrosis and caseation. lumph nodes heal with fibrosis and calcify forming a granuloma granulomas contain TB which can reactive many years later
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which part of the lung is TB most likely to reactive
apices
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what are some possible outcomes of an immunocompromised patient infected with pulmonary TB
``` parenchymal infection pleural effusion TB empyema bronchiectasis haemoptysis lung collapse ```
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extrapulmonary tuberculosis is limited to only hollow body organs - T or F?
False, can occur anywhere
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what is miliary TB
dessiminated TB foci throughout the body
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systemic clinical features of TB
``` fever malaise anorexia weight loss sweats rigors ```
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features of pulmonary TB
cough haemoptysis SoB chest pain
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what are features of genitourinary TB
dysuria | haematuria
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most common site of extrapulmonary TB
ileocaecal region
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features of gastrointestinal TB
abdo pain
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what is a TB lesion on the skin called
lupus vulgaris
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risk factors of TB
no BCG vaccine homelessness prison population immunosuppressed inc HIV
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investigation of TB
sputum/bronchoalveolar lavage microscopy and culture CXR
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what 2 stains can be used for mycobacterium tuberculosis
ziehl nielsen stain | auramine
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what test is done for screening of contacts of TB exposure
mantoux test
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what does the quadruple therapy for TB treatment consist of
isoniazid rifampicin ethambutol pyrazinamide
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what skin condition can you get after a bout of pneumonia?
erythema multiform
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what antibiotic to use in pneumonia if patient has true penicillin allergy?
doxicylin
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clarithromycin should not be prescribed with statins - t or f?
true