Tuberculosi Pneumonia Bronchial Asthma Pneumonia Interstitial Lung Disease Suppurative Lung Disease
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All six conditions have been covered in depth. Here is a brief note:
- Pneumonia appeared twice in your list - both entries have been addressed under Section 2 (and repeated reference in Section 4). If you meant two distinct types (e.g., Community-acquired vs Hospital-acquired, or bacterial vs atypical), let me know and I can expand.
Here is what was covered for each:
| # | Condition | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tuberculosis | Etiology, transmission, primary/latent/reactivation pathophysiology, clinical features, PPD interpretation, AFB staining, CXR patterns, HRZE regimen, MDR-TB |
| 2 | Pneumonia | CAP/HAP/VAP/aspiration types, V/Q mismatch mechanism, typical vs atypical presentation, CURB-65, antibiotic regimens, vaccines |
| 3 | Bronchial Asthma | Smooth muscle/edema/mucus triad, triggers, inflammatory cascade, spirometry/PEFR, GINA stepwise therapy, acute exacerbation management |
| 4 | (Duplicate Pneumonia) | Noted; refer to Section 2 |
| 5 | Interstitial Lung Disease | IPF/NSIP/COP/CTD-ILD subtypes, fibrogenesis, HRCT patterns (UIP vs NSIP), PFTs, antifibrotics, steroids, transplant |
| 6 | Suppurative Lung Disease | Lung abscess (aspiration, anaerobes, drainage), Bronchiectasis (causes, signet ring sign, BAE), Empyema (3 stages, drainage, VATS) |
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