Everything Else Flashcards

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MCP OA in a young person = think HEMOCHROMATOSIS

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genotype assoc w/ RA

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HLA-DRB1 - confers 4x risk for RA (Class II HLA w/ CD4

citrullinated peptides bind –> QKRAA

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HLA Class II alleles (DR, DP, DQ) are most strongly assoc w/ what disease?

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narcolepsy-cataplexy

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Wolff’s Law

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force applied to bone surface –> bone deposition

force removed –> bone removed

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5
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longitudinal bone grows by….

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endochondral ossification

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lamellar bone grows by….

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appositional bone growth

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osteon and haversian system

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woven bone in adult

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pathological!!

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10
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mortality one yr after hip fracture

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35%

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fill in table about ages, features, and subgroups of JIA

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pathogenesis of synovitis (JIA)

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  • villous hyperplasia of synovium
  • hypervascularity
  • infiltration of lymph + macrophages
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sx of JIA

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mostly synovitis >>>>>

  • joint contracture
  • +/- erosions,
  • +/- deformity and functional limitations
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what kind of JIA has a high risk of uveitis?

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oligoarticular, ANA+

screen in kids <7 w/ +ANA!!!

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chilblain’s perniosis

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like the venous phase of raynauds.

  • venodilation –> pooling of blood in toes and non-specifc inflammation
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acrocyanosis - normal redistrib of blood flow in a newborn

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anti-RNP +

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assoc w/ mixed connective tissue disease

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mixed connective tissue disease

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  • inflammatory arthritis
  • raynaud’s
  • morphea
  • DM or amyopathic DM
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2 vasculitides in children

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  • HSP
  • Kawasaki’s
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dx criteria for Kawasaki

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strawberry tongue in Kawasaki

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tx for Kawasaki

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aspirin and IVIg –> reduces aneurysms to 5%

do echo @ baseline, 3, 7 weeks

continue aspirin for 3wks after last normal echo

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calcinosis in juvenile dermatomyositis

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composition of type I collagen

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trimer of 2 alpha-1 and 1 alpha-2 monomers

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pleiotrophy
many effects of a single mutation (in one person's body)
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genetic heterogeneity
different mutations can cause the same disease
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variable expression
disease effects of an identical mutations may differ in different people
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mutations assoc w/ OI
COL1A1 or COL1A2
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osteomyelitis - histology findings
lots of neutrophils
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what cancers metastasize to bone
Breast, lung, thyroid, kidney, prostate (BLT w/ kosher pickle)
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disc herniation
* young pt * normal disc height * radicular pain usually through posterolateral corner of annulus
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disc degeneration
* middle aged subject * activity related mechanical back pain * referred pain to leg * instability catch
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spinal stenosis
* elderly pt * neurogenic claudication: standing --\> leg pain w/ chopping cart sign * osteophytes --\> disk narrowing
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degenerative spondylolisthesis
* middle aged or elderly, esp women * mech back pain + radiculopathy * L4-L5
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what do fibroblast growth factors do in bone healing?
enhance callus formation: fibrous, cartilage, immature bone
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what do cytokines do in bone healing?
stimulate bone resorption (esp IL-1)