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what is the most common cause of acute epiglottitis

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haemophilus influenzae B

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what are the 3 main causes of HAP

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pseudomonas aerginosa
SA/MRSA
Klebsiella

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how is acute bronchitis differentiated from pneumonia

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chest XR clear in bronchitis

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what are the 3 main atypical pneumonias

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mycoplasma
legionella
chlamydophilia pneumonia

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what is the most common cause of aspiration pneumonia

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klebsiella

-ve enterococcus

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what microorganism is associated with farm/plants/harvest

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aspergillus fumigatas

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what is the treatment for PE

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LMWH e.g. dalteparin

warfarin for 3 months or LMWH for 3 months if secondary to malignancy

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what does bilateral lower zone reticulonodular shadowing show

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fibrosis

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how is an empyema treated

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US guided chest drain and antibiotics

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what does faecal elastase test test

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assess exocrine pancreatic dysfunction in CF

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what microorganisms infect CF

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SA
H. influenzae
LT - 
Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
Burkholderia Cepecia ( less common)
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what are... 
amphotericin
vonconazole 
itraconazole
caspofungin
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antifungals

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what should be measured in acute exac of COPD

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ABGs

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32 YO
LT asthma
suspected pneumonia
CXR - unusual pattern of changing infiltrates
eosinophilia
inflammatory markers raised 
biopsy of lung tissue - eosinophilic infiltrate, granuloma
p-ANCA +ve
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Chung Strauss - eosinophilic infiltration causing vasculitis of small arteries and veins

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tin miner

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pneumoconiosis

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smoker
haemoptysis
SOB, tired
inspiratory crackles throughout lungs
impaired renal function
raised anti-GBM antibody
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Goodpastures syndrome

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long standing cough, multiple fits every day, cold 2 months ago

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pertusis

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worked in coal industry
rheumatoid arthritis
worsening breathlessness
Xray - small nodules throughout lung fields

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Caplans syndrome - rheumatoid pneumoconiosis

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early pregnancy
acetalasis on XR
resp assistance required

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newborn respiratory distress syndrome

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SOB
clubbing
bibasal crepitations
stiff hand joints
lost weight
CRP and ESR raised
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rheumatoid

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SOB when active
non-productive cough
pmhx rheumatoid arthritis
takes methotrexate and folic acid

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interstitial lung disease - possibly drug induced fibrosis

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chest pain
worse in deep breaths/cough
poorly localised
rash across face
fmhx: T1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis
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pleuritis

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worked in ship yards
weight loss
night sweats
worsening breathlessness
imaging - extensive pleural disease and peritoneal deposits
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mesothelioma

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what is the treatment for croup

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nebulised adrenaline

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what is a s/s SLE
pleurisy
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inflamed sinuses, lungs, throat, kidney haemoptysis nose bleeds
wegners granulomas - granulomatous disease affecting small arteries
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gradual onset SOB reduced chest expansion dullness on percussion
pleural effusion
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what is a CF screening test that can be done in the GP
faecal elastase
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what is seen in sweat test of CF
high sodium
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what does CF show on spirometry
obstructive
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what is the treatment of a tension pneumothorax
large bore cannula 2nd ICS MCL then chest drain 4th/5th ICS MAL recurrent - pleurodesis
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how does a pneumothorax look on a CXR
straight line with no lung markings outside it
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what is kartageners syndrome
AR disease ciliary dyskinesia assoc. abnormal mucociliary clearance --> recurrent resp infections, infertility, pancreatic problems dextrocardia
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``` 35 year old woman chest pain SOB red rash across face (butterfly rash) raised ds-DNA and ANA abs ```
SLE
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14 month old baby | sternal recession and indrawing
bronchiolitis
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infection affecting distal airspaces usually accompanied by inflammatory exudate causing consolidation
pneumonia
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fixed dilation of bronchi usually as a result of scarring or distal to a chronic obstruction
bronchiectasis
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infection at 4 months old | developing normally, after supportive treatment goes on to develop normally
transient hypogammaglobulinaemia of infancy
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3 month old infections family history early infant death differential WBC - low T cell and raised B cell diarrhoea
SCID
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``` 15 day old baby severely unwell febrile difficult to settle extensive oral ulcers lost weight low neutrophil count ```
AR - Kostmann syndrome
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``` repeated infections recurrent oral candidiasis multiple facial features suggesting genetic cause low T cell count and hypocalcaemia abnormal CVS ```
DiGeorge syndrome
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what can you test the function of with NBT
neutrophils
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what is a test for haemophilus influenza
X and V test, chocolate agar
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what are the most common microorganisms seen to infect in COPD
haemophilus influenza strep. pneumonia moraxella catarrhalis
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what are 4 common causes of coryza
adenovirus rhinovirus RSV coronavirus
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what is a cause of pharyngitis
adenovirus
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what is youngs syndrome
bronchiectasis + rhinosinusitis + reduced fertility | AR
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what is chronic bronchial sepsis
bronchial sepsis but no bronchiectasis on HRCT | younger patients esp women in child care
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what is the most common cause of brochiectasis
CF
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what does inhalation of NO do to V/Q
improves
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what happens in CF
Failed opening of Cl channel -> ↑cAMP, resulting in ↓Cl and ↑Na -> ↑viscosity of airway secretions.
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what is there a deficiency of in bronchiectasis
IgA
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what cells do glucocorticoids act on
Th2
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what is seen in bronciectasis
tram track signs | signet ring signs?
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what is seen in a ghon focus
epithelial cells | langhans giant cells
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where does TB tend to stay
apices of lungs | - fibrosing and cavitating apical lesions
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what is IGRT
specific test for M. tuberculosis - but doesn't differentiate latent, active or previously treated TB
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what is the main side effect of Rifampicin
orange urine and tears | hepatitis
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what is the main side effect of isoniaside
pins and needles | hepatitis
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what is the main side effect of pyrazinamide
gout | hepatitis
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what is the main side effect of ethambutol
arthralgia | retrobulbar neuritis
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what does steeple sign on CXR indicate
croup
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egg shell calcification in hilar region
silicosis
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heart failure cells in alveolar spaces
chronic pulmonary oedema/LV failure/LT pulmonary hypertension
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assman focus
secondary TB | top of lung
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coin lesion
primary/secondary cancer granuloma abscess
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thumbprint sign of head Xray
epiglottitis
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snow storm appearance on X ray
baritosis/silicosis
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large PE tx
thrombolysis
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small PE tx
LMWH
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child with barking cough
croup
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right sided chest pain
probably pneumonia
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CT scan showing bronchiole wider than neighbouring arteriole | signet ring sign
bronchiectasis
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CXR showing tram line
bronchiectasis
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what are some job causes of silicosis
glass working mining stone working foundry working
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what causes a spontaneous pneumothorax
rupture of sub pleural air cysts (blebs)
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what causes secondary pneumothorax
secondary to resp disease
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how can resp distress syndrome be prevented
steroids to expectant mother
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what mothers are more prone to children with resp distress syndrome
diabetics
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what is treatment for severe resp distress syndrome
artificial surfactant | oxygen
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what is the blue inhaler
salbutamol
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in obstructive lung disease there is trouble with
exhaling
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what is stridor
inspiratory wheeze
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what are some causes of cor pulmonale
COPD PE sleep apnoea CF
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what are some s/s cor pulmonale
``` cyanosis tachycardia raised JVP RV heave Pan systolic murmur (tricuspid regurg) ```
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what is the treatment of croup
single dose of prednisolone
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what is a complication of coryza
bronchitis
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what is the treatment of whooping cough
erythromycin
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how is whooping cough diagnosed
pernasal swab | serology for bordetella pertussis
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what is the treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea
lose weight reduce alcohol CPAP
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what is the treatment for central sleep apnoea
treat cause | NIPPV
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Cheyne-Strokes respiration
central sleep apnoea
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what is the treatment for ARDS
ICU ventilation
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what breathing is seen in ARDS
rapid shallow breathing
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what are some s/s of a lung abscess
``` Swinging Fever Foul Smelling Sputum Pleuritic Chest Pain Haemoptysis Malaise Weight Loss FBC - anaemia and neutrophilia CXR - walled cavity with fluid level ```
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what is the expansion in pneumonia
diminished
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what is the resonance in pneumonia
increased
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what is seen on XR of pneumonia
new shadowing
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what breathing is seen in pneumonia
bronchial breathing
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patient with resolving pneumonia gets a fever | what do you suspect
empyema
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what are some s/s empyema
chest pain on inspiration pleural rub CXR drainage
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A one year old child, caucasian with loose oily stools and failure to thrive presents. They have had persistent chest infections. Cause?
CF
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what is the treatment for CF
- ABs given early, high dose, for longer - salbutamol to relieve symptoms - corticosteroids to reduce inflammation - pancreatic enzymes, vitamins, high calorie diet
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what is seen on the CXR of fibrosis
reduced lung volume honeycombing bilateral lower zone reticulonodular shadows
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what are some s/s asthma
diminished air entry audible wheeze hyper inflated chest
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what are some s/s bronchiectasis
lower lobes course crackles clubbing
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what is the treatment for drug induced asthma e.g. by aspirin
montelukast
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what do mast cells in asthma secrete
histamine LTC4 PGD2
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what is the pathophysiology of coal worker pneumoconiosis
Coal dust enters the lungs which cannot be removed or destroyed It is ingested by macrophages and causes the macrophages to release inflammatory mediators Causes inflammation and fibrosis
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what is seen in massive fibrosis of coal worker pneumoconisos
Very large, nodular, fibrinotic masses in the upper lungs | Shortness of breath, chronic cough, Black sputum, lung dysfunction
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what is the general order of treatment for asthma
``` SABA ICS LABA CysLTA (oral) prenisolone ```