Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic bacterial infection: a. With high CD₄ cell counts that are associated with more severe forms b. Caused by hMPV and transmitted through aerosolized droplets c. And fever associated with it is classical diurnal, with an afebrile periods early in the morning, reaching a peak in the later afternoon or evening d. And hemoptysis general decreases in the setting of active tuberculosis

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1 July, 01:07

Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic bacterial infection: a. With high CD₄ cell counts that are associated with more severe forms b. Caused by hMPV and transmitted through aerosolized droplets c. And fever associated with it is classical diurnal, with an afebrile periods early in the morning, reaching a peak in the later afternoon or evening d. And hemoptysis general decreases in the setting of active tuberculosis

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Ada Jordan · Answer 1

Option D, And hemoptysis general decreases in the setting of active tuberculosis

Explanation:

Some of the common symptoms of Pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) are -

Chronic cough, Pain in the chest, Haemoptysis, Weakness or fatigue, Weight loss, Fever, and Sweats during night

Haemoptysis is the occurrence of blood in the cough whose source is glottis. The amount of blood varies from small streak to massive bleeding with several other following issues -

airway obstruction, hypoxaemia, and haemodynamic instability.

Option D is correct