00:01
Okay, so you have a pretty thorough case study here for a 50 -year -old man.
00:06
And looking at the symptoms, i would say the most likely diagnosis is going to be disseminated mycobacterium avium complex infection or a mac infection.
00:29
This is indicated because there's been progression of symptoms, including fever, night sweats, weight loss, shortness of breath, an exertion, cough with greenish sputnum, chest pain, and this patient has a history of tuberculosis and that did not complete the recommended treatment regimen.
00:52
So what test would be recommended for part b? so that was a.
01:03
We'd want to do a mycobacterial culture and sensitivity testing, so culture.
01:17
We need to confirm the diagnosis of the mac infection.
01:20
You can do drugs accessibility testing as well, or dst.
01:29
This is crucial to determine what antibiotic is going to treat the specific strain effectively.
01:36
And we could do a sputnum smear and culture for the acid fast bacilli afb and a complete blood count, a cbc...