Monday, January 21, 2013

lung Q: Vascular + infections


Vascular lung disease:

What causes respiratory failure in ARDS (pathogenesis)?

Can you treat ARDS with supplemental O2?

Pulmonary infections:

 What 3 patterns of PNA may be seen on x-ray? Describe each:

 What are the bodies defense mechanisms for the following:
·      >several microns
·      approx micron:
·      <micron:

Name 3+ complications of PNA


Which types of PNA are being described below?

  • ·      phagocytosing macrophages + giant cells:_______________
  •      patchy, neutrophilic fibrinopurulent exudate in distal airways/alveoli:__________
  •      goes through stages (congestion v red hepatization grey hepatization resolution):__________

List some of the unique pulmonary infections AIDS patients are suseptable to due to their low T cell count:

All of the following about TB is true except
  • ·      Caseating granulomas
  • ·      Ghon lesion is a localized infection that drains to hilar LN (Ghon complex)
  • ·      Tuberculoma is an upper lobe cavitation
  • ·      If a patient becomes immunocomprosed they can have a reactivation = secondary TB

 Post pneumonic abscesses commonly result from which 2 organisms?

 Foul smelling purulent material is associated with what type of pneumonia? What type of bacteria would be seen in their abscess?


Fungal disease: match the following: histoplasmosis, coccidoides, cryptococcous, aspergillus, zucor
  • ·      Found in ohio river valley
  • ·      Found in san jauquin area of SW:
  • ·      Budding yeast with prominent polysaccharide coat:
  • ·      Endospores:
  • ·      Right angle branching:
  • ·      Maybe associated with hypersensitivity allergic pattern:
  • ·      Identified as budding yeast on silver stain:
  • ·      Maybe found in TB cavitary lesion:


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