In 1ry TB infection:
- A- Lymphadenopathy is only occasionally seen on the chest X- ray. x
- B- Multifocal consolidation is a relative common finding. x
- C- In children pleural effusion commonly occur only. x
- D- Milliary TB occurs more commonly with post 1ry TB… True
- E- Tuberculoma formation is not a feature. x
Statements about primary tuberculosis infection are mostly accurate, with some minor corrections:
- A. Lymphadenopathy is only occasionally seen on the chest X-ray. False. Lymphadenopathy is a common finding on chest X-ray in primary TB infection.
- B. Multifocal consolidation is a relatively common finding. True. Multifocal consolidation is a common finding on chest X-ray in primary TB infection, especially in children.
- C. In children, pleural effusion commonly occurs only. False. Pleural effusion can occur in both children and adults with primary TB infection.
- D. Milliary TB occurs more commonly with post-primary TB. True. Milliary TB is more common in people with post-primary TB infection, but it can also occur in people with primary TB infection, especially in children.
- E. Tuberculoma formation is not a feature. False. Tuberculoma formation is a feature of both primary and post-primary TB infection.
Overall, your statements about primary TB infection are accurate, with a few minor corrections.
Below is a summary of the data with corrections where needed:
- A. Lymphadenopathy is a common finding on chest X-ray. True
- B. Multifocal consolidation is a common finding on chest X-ray. True
- C. Pleural effusion can occur in both children and adults with primary TB infection. True
- D. Milliary TB is more common in people with post-primary TB infection, but it can also occur in people with primary TB infection, especially in children. True
- E. Tuberculoma formation is a feature of both primary and post-primary TB infection. True