3 - PT Flashcards
(54 cards)
caveatting tumours are seen in which lung cancer
squamous cell
lung cancer that has invaded phrenic nerve may cause what
a raised hemidiphragm
which type of lung cancer may secrete ACTH
small cell
lung histology: caseating granuloma with giant calls
TB
lung histology: atypical epithelial tubules in a sarcomatous background
mesothelioma
lung histology: Large undifferentiated neoplastic cells
large cell
lung histology: pleomorphic cells in a cluster with keratin pearls and intercellular bridges
squamous cell
lung histology: neoplastic cells forming mucinous glands
adenocarcinoma
goon focus in lungs
primary TB
diagnosis of renal or milady TB
early morning urine sample
rifampicin side effect
hepatitis
isoniazid is used for what
treat TB
Isoniazid side effect
hepatits and neuropathy
lights criteria for pleural effusion suggesting trasudative
pleaural fluid to serum ratio: protein < 0.5
pleaural fluid to serum ratio: lactate < 0.6
pleaural fluid to serum ratio: LDH < 2/3rds of upper level of normal
most common cause of transudative effusion
heart failure
4 causes of transudative
heart failure
cirrhosis
nephrotic syndrome
meigs syndrome
8 causes of exudative
pneumonia malignancy pleural infection pancreatitis PE trauma rheumatoid sub phrenic absces
what may squamous cell carcinomas secrete
parathyroid like peptide = high calcium
what is the most common, small cell or non-small cell cancers
non small 87% (squamous, adeno and large)
what is meigs syndrome causes transudative effusions, what is meigs syndrome
is the triad of ascites, pleural effusion, and benign ovarian tumor
c - ANCA positive think
granulomatisis with polyangiitis
features of severe asthma attach: peak flow
peak flow < 50% of measured or best predicted
features of severe asthma attach: HR
> 110
features of severe asthma attach: RR
> 25