Respiratory Medicine ๐ซ Flashcards
50+ male, smoker with h/o chronic dry distressing cough & progressive dyspnea. O/E there is clubbing & fine inspiratory B/L basal crackles.
a)What is the diagnosis?
b) Which investigation will you do to confirm the diagnosis?
c) Which findings do you expect in the investigation?
a) Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
b) diagnostic investigation- HRCT
c) HRCT findings:
-Ground glass changes
-Reticulonodular shadowing
-Honeycomb cysts
-Traction bronchiectasis
Features of Cryptogenic Organising Pneumonia ( Bronchiolitis Obliterans Organising Pneumonia- BOOP)?
1)Clubbing absent
2)Markedly raised ESR
3)Masson bodies in biopsy
4)Excellent response to glucocorticoids
Worsening of asthma+ proximal bronchiectasis+ fever+ productive cough+breathlessness+Raised eosinophil count in blood+ H/O hematological malignancy/immunosuppression=?
ABPA
Worsening of asthma+raised eosinophil in blood+fever+rash+arthalgia+neuropathy+weight loss=?
EGPA
Treatment of ABPA?
Oral Prednisolone
H/O TB+Recurrent hemoptysis+CT shows fungal ball with air crescent sign=?
Simple Aspergilloma
Immunocompromised+ Fever + pleural pain + hemoptysis + Profound NEUTROPENIA + HRCT shows Halo/Air crescent/ cavity/ no halo =?
Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis
Farmer/ bird fancier presents with influenza like illness such as fever, breathlessness,wheeze. Symptoms occuring 4-8 hrs after working in the field/ bird loft, there maybe recurrent history. O/E widespread end inspiratory crackles & CT shows ground glass, cavitation & mosaicism,more in upper & lower lobe. What is the diagnosis?
Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
Middle aged female + asthma+ rhinosinusitis + nasal polyp =?
NSAID induced asthma
Indications of PET scan
1)for Staging of mediastinal lymph nodes & distal metastatic disease in lung cancer
2)in investigation of pulmonary nodule
3)differentiate between benign & malignant pleural disease
4) to assess extent of extra pulmonary disease in sarcoidosis
Limitations of PET Scan
False positive- Granulomatous disease
False negative- 1)Neuroendocrine tumor
2) lepidic adenocarcinoma
Lung cancer patient present with pain in inner aspect of right arm. What is the site of tumor?
Right apex
(Pancoast- pain in inner arm due to destruction of C8 & T1 nerve root by apical lung tumor