Differential Diagnosis

The following is a differential diagnosis of a 3-year-old wheezy child:

Differential diagnosis

TB cavity , cavitating carcinoma , empyema , fungal infection , hydatid cyst , granulomatosis with polyangiitis , pulmonary infarct , bronchiectasis , loculated pneumothorax .

The following is a differential diagnosis of a 3-year-old wheezy child: (Paediatrics end of fourth year main exam: 1 July 2019, Paper One, 99 of 100 MCQs)
A pertinent positive is a present finding that supports or changes the differential diagnosis. (Paediatric History Taking and Physical Examination)
A pertinent negative is the absence of a finding that helps assess a differential diagnosis or severity. (Paediatric History Taking and Physical Examination)
Narrows the differential diagnosis and prompts investigations. (Classification of Mental Disorders)
List the likely diagnosis, the differential diagnosis and the important investigations. (Internal Medicine Respiratory CAT 1: 30 MCQs and 5 short answer questions)
Differential diagnosis of visceral leishmaniasis (5 marks) (Junior Clerkship in Internal Medicine (MBIM4100) main exam, Paper One: 31 Januar)