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Respiratory: Pulmonary TB

Andrew Street Respiratory MBBS5 English 9 cards

3425 What pathology might you see with bone TB?

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  1. 13423 S & Sx of pulmonary TB?Cough / sputum / malaise / weight loss / night sweats / pleurisy / haemoptysis / pleural effusion.
  2. 23424 DDx for haemoptysis?Acute viral or bacterial bronchitis / PE / CA of lung / pulmonary TB / URTI / nasal polyps / laryngeal carcinoma / pharyngeal tumours / lung abscess / bronchiectasis / Wegener's granulomatosis / pneumonia.
  3. 33425 Miliary TB?Miliary TB: follows haemtogenous spread - lung, liver, lymph nodes, marrow, retina. Signs may be non-specific or overwhelming. Do CXR, try and get biopsies - may yield AFB or granulomata.
  4. 43425 S & Sx of genitourinary TB? Where might renal TB spread?May cause dysuria, freq., loin/back P, haematuria, sterile pyuria. Renal TB may spread to bladder, seminal vesicles, epididymis, fallopian tubes. Do 3 x EMU's +/- renal US.
  5. 53425 What pathology might you see with bone TB?Look for vertebral collapse and Pott's vertebrae.3425 What pathology might you see with bone TB?
  6. 63425 What condition might you see with a case of TB of the skin?Lupus vulgaris: look for jelly like nodules , eg on face or neck.3425 What condition might you see with a case of TB of the skin?
  7. 73425 S & Sx of peritoneal TB? How would you Ix?Abdo P, GI upset. Look for AFB in ascites (tap). Laparotomy may be needed.
  8. 83425 What effect may TB have on the HT and how would you Rx it?Acute TB pericarditis, chronic pericardial effusion, constrictive pericarditis. Fibrosis/calcification may be prominent with spread to myocardium. Give steroids for 11/52 alongside anti-TB Rx.
  9. 93425 TB meningitis - good, bad? S & Sx? Ix?V bad - 30% mortality! S & Sx: fever, HA, N & V, abdo P, drowsiness, meningism, delirium, may be seizures, tremor, papilloedema, CN palsies. Usually develops over 1-3/52. Dx/Ix: LP, TB PCR, look for immunosuppresion and TB elsewhere (CXR etc), MRI + enhancement, CT (looking for obstructive hydrocephalus, basal enhancement, CNS tuberculomas).

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MBBS5 Respiratory Flashcards on Respiratory: Pulmonary TB, created by Andrew Street on 12/05/2016.
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