Tuberculosis - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@justsmyrna6973]

Thank you Dr. Bolin for such high quality content. These videos helped me get through nurse practitioner school. I wanted to mention that additional treatment option for LTBI also include rifampin for 6 months or ripamitin plus INH for 3 months. At what point would you have a patient with TB or suspected TB complete a quantiferon TB or monospot test?

[@justsmyrna6973]

Dang autocorrect! I meant rifapetine plus INH for 3 months as treatment for LTBI

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr Bolin, nice lecture! Short and sweet.

[@wernernalule1783]

The most accurate test in our practice is GeneXpert / RIF essay

[@DrAbdulRehman79]

Excellent dr Paul 👍👌

[@SBS2103]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@RT-ql7qn]

you never mentioned QuantiFeron TB Gold Stand. test,it is a high yield for exams

[@ruyitamonzon8467]

LOVE your videos!

[@lulusparadise4602]

very helpful lectures..

[@rehabaljassmi506]

this is really helpful , thanks

[@riminimachunga476]

Do you mean that the BCG vaccination has no significance in the interpretation of the PPD test?

[@Razorfendown]

Rimini Machunga yes it has no significance when reading the PPD test.

[@drnomita2010]

To the point lecture, thanx

[@aliadel9991]

RIP Arthur Morgan

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thank you.

[@nirmaljitkaur8869]

pls put gynaecological anatomy physiology biochemistry pathology vedio plsss...

[@kartiktaneja7868]

U r really smart

[@user-bl7de5tj7i]

can we get your slides,please??

[@chernykhnatalia7146]

What we should do if pt multiple received BCG in during his life, and PPD positive then he did IGRA (which is MORE specific) which was negative; No symptoms, CXR normal. Does he still needs to be treated from LTB? Regarding official documents as www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/infectious-diseases/canadian-tuberculosis-standards-7th-edition.html cts-sct.ca/guideline-library/ WHO Firstly, it possible to use other screening tests as the QuantiFERON-TB Gold In-Tube (QFT-GIT) assay or the T-SPOT.TB assay . Both tests are approved by Health Canada and the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). And, statistically only 90% of LTB convert to Active form of TB, but the risk of adverse effect INZ higher then benefit as hepatotoxicity. Can you explain this situation. Thanks

[@lalilingfa9240]

International Conference on Pulmonary with CME and CPD credits. See speaker and event's detail at pulmonarydisorders.conferenceseries.com/

[@seconic1639]

Thanks!

[@sosa8968]

Can we have your slides?

[@arielchasipanta2237]

no fam