1. Which symptom is typically ABSENT in uncomplicated acute bronchitis, helping differentiate it from pneumonia?
2. A common recommendation for managing acute bronchitis involves drinking plenty of oral _____________________.
3. Which organism is mentioned as a potential bacterial cause of acute bronchitis, especially as a secondary infection?
4. Exposure to irritants such as cold air, dust, or ___________________ is listed as a predisposing factor for developing acute bronchitis.
5. What is the primary cause of most cases of acute bronchitis?
6. If a secondary bacterial infection is suspected in acute bronchitis, an antibiotic such as ________________ may be prescribed.
7. Which investigation is mentioned as typically being based on clinical features, often differentiating bronchitis from pneumonia?
8. An irritating, often __________________ cough is a hallmark clinical feature of acute bronchitis.
9. Which over-the-counter medication is suggested for managing fever associated with acute bronchitis?
10. Acute bronchitis often starts with symptoms similar to __________________, involving the nose and pharynx, before descending.
11. Local remedies suggested for cough relief include honey, ginger, and ________________.
12. Purulent (pus-like) expectorations and a fever higher than 38.5°C might indicate a secondary _________________ infection complicating acute bronchitis.
13. Prevention of acute bronchitis involves avoiding known ________________ factors like smoking and exposure to irritants.
14. In older children, __________________ pneumoniae is mentioned as a potential cause of acute bronchitis, distinct from common viruses.
15. Which condition is listed as part of the differential diagnosis (DDx) for acute bronchitis?
