TUBERCULOSIS
What is it Caused By
Primary Cause of
Leading Mortality In

Risk Factors

MDR-TB
XDR-TB

How is TB spread vs. Unlikely Routes
What Are Factors That Influence Likelyhood of Transmission
Size of Droplet Nuclei

Local Inflammation Occuring Is Termed
Hallmark of TB is
TB Bacterium Favors

Primary Infection
Latent TB
Primary TB
Post Primary/Reactivation TB

What Site Categorized as Infectious
Charactersitic S/S
Initial S/S
Acute S/S
Late Symptom
Auscultation
Elderly S/S

Renal TB
Bone and Joint TB
TB Meningitis
Miliary TB

Pleural TB
Now Your Pt has Pleura Effusion What is Your Next move?

TB in The Spine
CNS involvement would cause
Abdominal TB Can Lead to What

DIAGNOSTICS
What is The Standard Method
How Much Do You Inject and Where
When Do You Read It

If Immunocompromised What is Positive Reading
If Health Care Professional What is + Reading
How Do You Prevent Misinterpertation

What Test is Available in Hours

Chest X-Ray
What are findings suggestive of TB
Bone Scan

Bacteriology Studies
How Must it Be Collected
How Long For Results
Do You Start Tx While Awaiting Results

Option One Drug Treatment
What Drugs
Initial Phase
Continuation Phase

rimfapin(Rifadin) and rifabutin (Mycobutin)

Isonazid (INH)

If Susceptibility Test Indicates They are Susceptible What Can Be Taken Out
Also Not Used With Children

OPTION 2

OPTION 3

OPTION 4

How Long is The Continuation Phase

Who Would Need Longer Continuation Phase

MDT-TB

HIV positive patients
What Would You Not Use
What if CD4 100/uL or Less

LATENT TB Treatment

Why would you use Isonaizid and RIfapentin Regime in Latent Tb

EMB what are side effects

INH PZA RIF

INH S/E

PZA

RIF

BCGa Live Strain Vaccination

Nursing Assessment

Admitted for Triage for TB should be

How Often Should negative pressure Air Flow Room Exchange be Done
When is Pt considered NonInfectious
What if Pt Has to Leave The Room