TB Haase Flashcards

1
Q

Transmission

A

Person-to-Person via droplet nuclei (cough/sneeze)

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2
Q

RF

A
Exposure
Location
HIV
Race
Adults
Males
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3
Q

Patho

A

T cells activate macrophages and they destroy 90%
10% remain in the marcophages and replicated
Macrophage dies and they are released and go to others

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4
Q

Immune system does what to prevent spread?

A

Granulomas - wall off the infection

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5
Q

Antibodies form after?

A

3 weeks

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6
Q

Progression to active disease?

A

Proligerative granulomas –> caseating granulomas (unstable)

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7
Q

What happens with caseating granulomas?

A

Weak, break apart –> lung tissue is destroyed via adaptive

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8
Q

RF for Active Disease

A

Children
Elderly
Renal failure, cancer, immunosuppresed
HIV

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9
Q

Presentation

A

Dry cough
Bloody cough
Chest pain

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10
Q

1 Test?

A
Sputum staining (acid fast)
3 within 24 hrs
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11
Q

PPD?

A

TB Skin Test

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12
Q

IGRA?

A

Useful in those who have had a BCG vaccine

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13
Q

Latent Infection Diagnosis

A

No symptoms
TST/IGRA =
Normal chest
Smear/culture = negative

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14
Q

Active Disease Diagnosis

A

1+ symptoms
TST or IGRA positive
Abnormal chest
Positive smear or culture

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15
Q

Latent Treatment

A

Isoniazid Mono daily for 9 months or DOT twice a wk for 9 months
Isoniazid + Rifapentine DOT for 12 wks

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16
Q

Isoniazid requires?

A

B6
No alcohol
Hepatotoxcity

17
Q

Active NonPharm Treatment

A

Respiratory isolation
Contact investigation
Nutritional Support

18
Q

Active Initial Phase Treatment

A

2 months

Isoniazid + Rifampin + Pyrazinamide + Ethanbutol QD

19
Q

Active Continuation Treatment

A

4 months if sensitive and positive response

Isoniazid + Rifampin

20
Q

MDR or XDR Treatment

A

Group 1 agents
1+ Injectable
Progress to FQ or other if needed
18 months

21
Q

Monitoring and Follow up

A

Culture and sensitivity at 2 months

Watch adherence

22
Q

Ethambutal ADR

A

EYES

Hepato