Lec 6 Swan Necks and Bayonets (RA) Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is typically (asymmetric/symmetric)

A

symmetric

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___ cells in the _____ _____ are the primary orchestry of the immune response in RA

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CD4; synovial membrane

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3
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Cytokines stimulate these three cell types: ____ ______ _____ to release _____ and _____ that erode bone and cartilage

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chondrocytes, fibroblasts, osteoclasts;

metallo proteinases, catalepsins

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4
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PMNs release ____ and ____ that degrades cartilage

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elastase, protease

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5
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____ and ____ function to down regulate the inflammatory response

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IL 4, IL10

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6
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The normal synovial membrane is ___ cell(s) thick. Early in RA it becomes _____

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one; thickened due to hyperplasia/hypertrophy

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7
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In established RA, the synovial membrane is transformed into inflamed _____ tissue, called a _____

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granulation; pannus

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8
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The pannus is made of type A (MQ-like) and type B (fibroblast like) ____ + ____ cells

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synoviocytes; plasma

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9
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Is RA typically polyarticular or mono articular? Gradual or acute onset?

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poly;

gradual onset of weeks to months

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10
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Describe the progression of stiffness in a day with RA

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morning stiffness lasting hours that gets better throughout the day

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RA is an inflammatory arthritis involving the ____. Joints have a warm ____ feel.

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synovium;

“soft and squishy”

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12
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RA typically spares the ____ hand joints and the ____

A

DIP, back

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13
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Characteristic deformities:
____ deviation
____ neck deformities
B____ and B_____ deformities

A

ulnar;
swan;
boutenaire, bayonet

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14
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Characteristic deformities:
heel ____
cervical damage and ____ instability
MTP ____

A

valgus;
atlantoacial
sublaxation

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15
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Extra-articular involvement:

Rheumatoid ___ and ____

A

nodules, vasculitis

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16
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Extra-articular and systemic involvement is ___

A

common

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17
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Felty’s syndrome: triad of

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RA, neutorpenia, splenomegaly

sometimes leg ulcers

18
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RBC’s attract ____ in an inflamed state, so they settle ____

A

better; faster

19
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Rheumatoid factors: ___ antibodies directed to the ___ portion of ____

20
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What is the other serologic test besides Rheumatoid factor?

A

cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies (Anti CCP)

21
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Anti CCP is very ____. Rf is more _____

A

specific; sensitive

22
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X-ray findings: ______ ____ = ‘washed out bone’

____ gap between bones

A

peri-articular osteopenia

smaller

23
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_____ _____ is characterized by acute onset of pain in the shoulders and hips in older individuals. Characterized as “turning a corner”

A

polymyalgia rheumatica

24
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polymyalgia rheumatica is very responsive to _____

A

corticosteroids

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NSAIDS: concern of ___ toxicity has been decreasing, but concern for ____ toxicity is increasing
GI; cardiovascular
26
Side effects of corticosteroids: Skin: thinning, ____ and ____ Eye: cataracs and ____ Heart: _____
purpura, striae; glaucoma; atherosclerosis
27
What anti-malarial is a DMARD?
hydroxychlorquin
28
Hydroxychloroquine works by interfence of cellular compartments in which there is an ____ microenviornment
acidic; ie lysosomes, endosomes
29
Side effect of hydroxychloroquine to Look out for
retinal toxicity 0_0
30
Sulfasalazine inhibits production of ____ such as LTB4, hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid, TXA2
prostanoids
31
Sulfasazine results in reduction of circulating of activated ____ and inhibition of ___ cell activation
lymphocytes; | B
32
Side effects of sulfasalzine:
myelosuppresion, photosensitivity
33
What elemental therapy is sometimes used for RA
gold
34
Methotrexate and azathiporine affect synthesis of ____
purines
35
Leflunomide (Arava) inhibits production of _____
pyrimadines
36
What should you monitor purine/pyrimadine synthesis inhibitors for?
myelosupression
37
_____ antagonists include Etanercept, Infliximab, and Humira.
TNF alpha
38
Anakinra is a ____ receptor antagonist
IL1
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____ is a recombinant fusion protien of extracellular domain of CTLA4 and the constant portion of an IgG
Abatacept
40
What triple therapy has been shown to be more effective than methotrexate aloone?
methotrexate + sulfasalazine + hydroxychloroquin
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Multidrug therapy or ___ blocker therapy should generally be administered early.
TNF alpha