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Soft Tissue B

Soft Tissue B Infection and Tumor

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patterns of acute pneumonitis alveolar, bronchopneumonia, interstitial
lobar pneumo alveolar pneumo
lobular pneumo bronchopneumo
m/c agent of bronchopneumo Staph aureus
m/c agents of interstitial pneumonia virus, mycoplasma, and protozoan
acinar shadow is associated with alveolat pneumo
visible after resolution of primary TB Gohn's tubercle
Gohn's tubercle abd enlarged hilar nodes Ranke complex
peripheral granuloma Gohn's tubercle
reactivation of primary focus secondary TB
almost always affects the apices secondary TB
treatments for secondary TB plumbage and thoracoplasty
miliary TB spread hematogenous
affects immunocompromised TB miliary
three common fungal disease of airways coccidiomycosis, histoplasmosis, blastomycosis
coccidiomycosis san joaquin valley fever
histoplasmosis ohio valley fever
common fungal disease in midwest ohio valley fever
solitary peripheral granuloma fungal disease
sterile granuloma in the lung sarcoidosis
potato nodes sarcoidosis
multiple cystic radiolucencies sarcoidosis
1-2-3 sign sarcoidosis
what is the 1-2-3 sign R- peritracheal and R/L hilar lymphadenopathy
m/c in immunocompromised pneumocystis Carinii
neonates and immunocompromised are susceptible E Coli
predisposes patient to TB silicosis
combo of pneumoconiosis and rheumatoid lung disease caplan's syndrome
friedlanders pneumo klebsiella pneumo
rusty colored sputum pneumococcal pneumo
voluminous exudates klebsiella pneumo
may bulge the fissures klebsiella pneumo
bronchopulmonary pneumotaceles Staph pneumo
chronic pneumo is caused by sarcoid, TB, fungal
calcifications of hemidiaphragm asbestosis
mesothelioma asbestosis
radiographic sign of asbestosis pleural disease and calcification of hemidiaphragm
tumor with good prognosis bronchial adenoma
popcorn calcification hamartoma
well circumscribed solitary nodule hamartoma
risk factors for bronchogenic carcinoma smoking, asbestosis, 5th and 6th decades of life
apical mass pancoast tumor
hemoptysis in 50% bronchial adenoma
worse prognosis small cell / oat cell carcinoma
m/c to cavitate squamous cell
m/c to cause solitary nodule adenocarcinoma
pancoast tumor is what type of carcinoma squamous cell
hematogenous canon ball metastasis bronchial carcinoma
AKA alveolar cell carcinoma bronchial carcinoma
a from of bronchogenic carcinoma bronchiolar carcinoma
pathways of metastatic disease hematogenous, lymphatic, direct extension
m/c agent of alveolar pneumo strep
Created by: hakrrins
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