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BRS question 7 - alina972
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A 50-year-old female presents with restrictive lung disease. She describes an aggressive clinical course with rapidly progressive shortness ofbreath over the last year. A lung biopsy reveals a patchy process characterized by temporally heterogeneous areas of fibrosis. Which of the following is most likely ofher expected clinical course?

(A) Symptoms should abate with smoking cessation and steroid treatment
(B) Prognosis is relatively good with the majorityofpatientssurvivingat l0 years
© Excellent prognosis following removal of environmental stimulus
(D) Poor prognosis with development of honeycomb lung and death within 5years
(E) Symptoms should improve with antibiotic therapy
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DDD
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#3
D this is idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis prognosis is poor
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#4
DDDD tho honeycomb lung on CT is not pathognomonic for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
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#5
l am late today @alina Big Grin
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#6
@ana01, I try to post several questions in a row. Still, do feel free to participate whenever you want Smile
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#7
D is correct.
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