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Haemoptysis, Is the sputum purulent?, Is the sputum pink or frothy?, Are…

- - - - Bronchiogenic cancer
        
        Pulmonary odoema
        
        Prolonged coughing
- - - - Polyarteritis nodosa
        
        TB
        
        Larynx tumour
- - - - Contusion due to trauma
        
        Pulmonary AV malformations (50% associated with HHT)
- - - - Prolonged coughing, cancer
- - - - PE, cancer, odoema
- - - - Cancer
- - - - Cancer, PE
      - PE: PE-related fever is usually low-grade, rarely exceeding 38.3°C, and short-lived, reaching its peak the same day on which the PE occurs

Possible causes = Chronic lung disease: COPD, TB, cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis
Malignancy
Bleeding disorders
Pulmonary embolism
Heart failure
Pulmonary-renal syndromes