unit 6-18 Tuberculosis Surveillance and Control Flashcards

1
Q

what instruction governs the TB surveillance and control program

A

BUMEDINST 6224.8 series

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2
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list the elements of TB Control Program

A
TB screening
Preventive Therapy
Tuberculosis Case Identification
TB patient management
Contact investigation
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3
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Tuberculin Skin Test method

A

Mantoux

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4
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what are the tuberculin PPD products? which is preferred

A

Tubersol- preferred

Aplisol

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5
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bacteria that causes latent and active TB

A

mycobacterium tuberculosis

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6
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illness in which TB bacteria are multiplying and attacking a part of the body, usually the lungs

A

active TB disease

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7
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TB bacteria are alive but inactive in the body

no symptoms and don’t feels like, cant spread

A

latent TB infection

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8
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treatment for LATENT TB INFECTION

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regimen of choice= Isoniazid (INH) and Rifapentine (RPT) weekly oral dose of INH 15mg/kg (900 max) and RPT BASED OFF WEIGHT 10-14kg; 300mg, 14-25kg(450mg), 25-32kg(600mg), 32-49kg (750mg), >50kg (900mg max) for 3 months

or Rifampin (RIF) daily oral 10mg/kg max 600mg for 4 months

or INH and RIF oral daily INH 5mg/kg(300mg max) and RIF 10mg/kg (600mg max) for 3 months

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9
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when should a chest x-ray be performed during Tb screening

A

if clinically indicated

rule out active TB or fiberotic changes

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10
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initial isoniazid (INH) preventative therapy evaluation 
TB high risk classification
A

induration 5mm or greater

  • RECENT CLOSE CONTACT
  • FIBEROTIC OR CHANGES IN CHEST X-RAY CONSISTENT WITH PRIOR TB
  • SUSPECT ACTIVE TB
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11
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TB medium risk classification

A

10mm induration

IMMIGRATION WITHIN 5 YEARS FROM HIGH TB COUNTRIES
RISK OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TB
CLINICAL CONDITIONS THAT PLACE AT INCREASED RISK

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12
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TB Low risk classification

A

15mm or greater induration

NO TB RISK FACTORS

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13
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WHAT IS THE STANDARD METHOD OF ADMINISTERING PPD FOR DETECTING LATENT TB?

A

Mantoux Method

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14
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dose for PPD Mantoux method

A
0.1 mL intradermal
injection site clean and dry
bevel up, 5-15* angle
pale wheal 6-10mm appears on skin
no wheal administer again
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15
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when and how to read and where to record PPD?

A

48-72 hours
measure induration in the nearest whole mm at widest diameter
NAVMED 6230/4 or DD form 2766
enter into AHLTA, MRRS or SAMS

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16
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who should you consult when a patient is non-compliant for TB regimen

A

NEPMU

17
Q

what does SGOT mean

A

Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase

18
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what does SGPT mean

A

Serum Glutamic-Pyruvic Transaminase