TB Flashcards

1
Q

What is BCG

A

Attenuated live vaccine from M. bovis

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2
Q

functional of BCG

A

decrease disseminated TB but not decrease pulmonary TB in children

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3
Q

effectiveness of BCG

A

decrease from 75% in old days, less effective when close to equator

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4
Q

cause of TB

A

M. Tuberculosis

others: bovis, africannum, microti, Canetti

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5
Q

non-tuberculosis mycobacteria

A

M avium complex

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6
Q

TB transmission

A

droplet nuclei containing tubercle bacilli

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7
Q

what is Ghon focus

A

calcified granuloma

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8
Q

what is primary TB

A

may cause military spread in immunocompromised or extreme age( contained within 3 wk)

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9
Q

what is post-primary TB

A

reaction with cavitation

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10
Q

site of TB infection

A

brain, larynx, LN, pleura, bone, lung, kidney, spine

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11
Q

finding on extra pulmonary tb

A

skipped lesion in potts disease

nodular appearance and military pattern

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12
Q

transmission of TB depends on

A
  1. infectiousness of person
  2. environment of exposure
  3. length of exposure
  4. virulence of tubercle bacilli
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13
Q

how to control transmission

A

isolation

effective treatment ASAP

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14
Q

3 fates after Tb infection

A
  1. spontaneous healing
  2. acute infection
  3. containment( 90%)
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15
Q

pathology of TB

A

caseous necrosis and cell mediated immunity with granuloma in cavitation

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16
Q

when will active TB develops?

A

when immune system unable to keep tubercle bacilli under control

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17
Q

when will active tb develop

A

soon after infection or many years

usually within 3-5 year

18
Q

how many LTBI develop TB disease

A

10%

19
Q

which type of TB is infectious

A

pulmonary TB not extrapulmonary TB

20
Q

Risk factors to active TB

A

HIV, Steroid, TNF- inhibitor smoking, chemo, silicosis, organ transplantation, DM

21
Q

How to treat active TB

A

4 mon(rifampicin, isoniazid, ethambutol, pyrazinamide) for intensive phase, and 4 mo (rifampicin and isoniazid) for maintenance phase

22
Q

monoresistent TB

A

Resistant to any one TB treatment

23
Q

polyresistent TB

A

at least any 2 TB ( not both isoniazid and rifampicin)

24
Q

multidrug resistent TB

A

resistant to both isoniazid and rifampin

25
Q

extensive drug resistant TB

A

Resident to isoniazid and rifampin + fluoroquinolone+ injectable 2nd line( amikacin, kanamycin or capreomycin)

26
Q

what is LTBI

A

immune system able to control tubercle bacilli in the body

27
Q

how to detect LTBI

A

TST and IGRAs

28
Q

what inject in TST

A

PPD read after 2-3ds

29
Q

how to treat LTBI

A

isoniazid for 9 mo

30
Q

what test will have false positive result with previous BCG

A

TST not LGRAs

31
Q

what test will have false negative result with HIV

A

TST and lGRAS

32
Q

how to control HIV false negative IGRAs

A

use inbuilt mitogen controls if CD<50

33
Q

TST and IGRAs positive when?

A

LTBI and active TB

34
Q

when is chest x ray abnormal on TB

A

only active TB

35
Q

sputum smear and culture positive or negative on LTBI

A

negative ( but positive if active TB)

36
Q

how to dx TB

A
  1. clinical suspicion
  2. sputum smear with Ziehl-Nellson stain
  3. sputum culture
    - Solid lowerstein-Jensen( LJ) slopes: 4wk
    - liquid mycobacteria growth indicator tube( MGIT) 2wk
  4. PCR
37
Q

What test for TB can test for drug sensitivity?

A

MGIT and PCR

38
Q

M.Leprae cause?

A

leprosy ( loss of sweat, sharp touch) like cool skin area

39
Q

m. ulcerous causes

A

ulcer

40
Q

Non-TB mycoplasma: avium/ intracellular cause

A

causing cavity in lung and COPD