Tuberculosis Flashcards

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Low-grade fever, night sweats, anorexia, weight loss, chest pain, cough and hemoptysis:

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Presentation

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Etiology:

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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Reservoir:

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Man and cattle

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Transmission:

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Cough, sneeze and talk

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Incubation period:

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6-12 months

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Transmission period after starting the treatment:

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Reduced transmission after 2 weeks of treatment

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Complications:

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Repeated resp. infections, Empyema, Bronchiectasis and Atelectasis

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Diagnosis:

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Acid-fast bacilli smear or culture

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Collect of the Acid-fast bacilli smear:

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2 collections (at the first appointment and at awakening of the next day)

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TB suspect with smear(-), Extrapulmonar TB and HIV+:

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Acid-fast bacilli culture indications

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The most specific test for TB:

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Acid-fast bacilli culture

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Rx finding that Indicates advanced infection; associated with a high bacterial load:

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Cavity

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Rx finding that represent old infection, tuberculomas:

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Homogeneously calcified nodules

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14
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At Rx - Numerous small nodular lesions that resemble millet seeds:

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Miliary TB

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15
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Screening method:

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PPD

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16
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Method that isnt sufficient for diagnosisÇ

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PPD

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Pneumonia, Lung abscess, Paracoccidioidomycosis, Histoplasmosis, Sarcoidosis and Bronchial carcinoma:

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Areas with high population density, poor socioeconomic and sanitary conditions:

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Regions most affected

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Intensive or First Phase Treatment of all forms of TB, except meningitis:

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2 months of “RIPE”

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Maintenance or Second Phase Treatment of all forms of TB, except meningitis:

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4 months of “RI”

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Rifampicina:

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Isoniazida:

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Pirazinamida:

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Etambutol:

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Cough with expectoration lasting 3+ weeks, fever, hyporexia, weigh loss and compatible Rx:
TB suspect
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Contacts control, BCG vacination and Chemoprophylaxis:
Control measures
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Hematogenous spread with systemic involvement with infectious toxic framework and risk of meningitis:
Miliary TB
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Indication of Acid-fast bacilli smear:
Cough lasting 3+ weeks
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Bacteriological control monitoring should be preferably performed:
monthly
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Bacteriological control monitoring must be performed at minimum:
At the end of the 2nd, 4th and 6th month of treatment
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PPD reading:
After 48-72h of the application
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Interfere with PPD results:
Disseminated TB, AIDS, Neoplasia and Corticosteroids use
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Extrapulmonary TB diagnosis:
Biopsy and culture
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Duration of the treatment:
6 months
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20-35kg Dosage:
2cps
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36-50kg Dosage:
3cps
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+50kg Dosage:
4cps
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If the treatment fail:
Culture, Drug sensitivity test and Refer to reference service
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``` 2 smears or 1 smear + Culture or 1 smear + Rx or Suggestive presentation + Rx + Other suggestive exams: ```
Diagnostic Criteria
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Chemoprophylaxis:
Isoniazida por 6m