<prompt> True about tuberculosis -Cavitatory lesion suggests inactive diseaseRasmussen aneurysm is a complicationHigh grade feverTubercular bronchiectasis occur in lower lobes  <response>: Answer- B. Rasmussen aneurysm is a complicationCavitation is a sign of active disease, and is considered as a sign of reactivationFever in TB is usually low-grade and intermittent.Rasmussens aneurysm is an inflammatory pseudoaneurysmal dilatation of a branch of pulmonary aery adjacent to a tuberculous cavity and life threatening complication of cavity tuberculosis.Tuberculosis causes upper lobe bronchiectasis. 