lecture 34-35 terms Flashcards

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may alter self tolerance mechanisms

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genetic susceptibility

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a chronic multi systemic inflammatory autoimmune disease

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lupus

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an environmental susceptibility in which there is tissue damage causing increased self-Ags

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UV light

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an environmental susceptibility in which there are viral infections causing molecular mimicry

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microbial

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5
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an environmental susceptibility in which there is tissue damage or molecular mimicry

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drug exposure

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many antibodies made in lupus?

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extractable nuclear antigens (ENAs)

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the ENA thats the best screening test for lupus?

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anti-nuclear Ab (ANA)

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the ENA thats more specific than ANA for lupus?

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anti-double stranded DNA Ab

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the ENA that is very specific for lupus, especially in chronic lupus?

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anti-smith, especially for chronic lupus

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in lupus pathogenesis, this is very evident:

DNA extrusion + pathogen trapping, + cell death

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NETosis

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erythematous plaques with central scarring

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Discoid skin lesions

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reduced blood flow to extremities – cold, discolored digits

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Raynaud’s phenomenon

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musculoskeletal manifestation that is the most common presenting feature of SLE
Symmetric, somewhat inflammatory, involves PIP and MCP joints

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Arthralgia/non-erosive arthritis

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musculoskeletal manifestation that is seen in the hip and shoulder joints
Related to previous arthritis, or treatment with steroids or cytotoxic drugs

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Osteonecrosis

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musculoskeletal manifestation that has Mild inflammation: proximal muscle weakness
Rare and often associated with steroid treatment.
Clinically you see an increase in serum creatine kinase (CK) activity

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myositis

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16
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what is are the two criteria for SLE?

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clinical (skin, vascular, blood) and immunologic criteria (immunologic)

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calcium deposits in the skin

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calcinosis

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spasm of blood vessels in response to cold or stress

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raynauds phenomenon

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acid reflux and decrease in motility of esophagus

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esophageal dysfunction

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thickening and tightening of the skin on fingers and hands

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sclerodactyly

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dilation of capillaries causing red marks on surface of skin

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telangectasias

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dry eye

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keratoconjunctivitis sicca

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dry mouth, dry cracked tongue, dry sore throat

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synovitis/doughy swelling, worst in morning, swelling subsides with movement

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rheumatoid arthritis

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erosion of cartilage causing bones to rub together (wear and tear), pain gets worse with movement
osteoarthritis
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hyperflexed PIP, hyperextended DIP
Boutonniere deformity
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hyperextended PIP, hyperflexed DIP
Swan neck deformity
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type of stiffness that lasts generally > 1 hr
Morning stiffness
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vasculitis with necrosis and granulomatous inflammation
Chronic inflammation
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disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs. These include biologics and non-biologics Immunosuppressive agents can decrease the body’s ability to fight diseases – so VACCINATE your patients and screen for tuberculosis
DMARDS
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spine completely fuses
bamboo spine
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the site of attachment of a muscle or ligament to bone
Enthesis
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inflammation where tendon meets bone
Enthesitis
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inflammation of a digit
Dactylitis
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inflammation and swelling of a tendon sheath
Tenosynovitis
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affecting 2-4 joints (1 joint = monoarticular, >4 = polyarticular)
Oligoarthritis
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not the same joints on the opposites sides of the body
Asymmetric
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inflammation of the joints of the backbone
Spondylitis
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ESR
erythrocyte sedimentation rate
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CRP
c – reactive protein
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CASPAR
Classification of Psoriatric Arthritis Study Group
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methotrexate, cyclosporine, sulfasalazine, leflunomide
DMARDs
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etanercept, infliximab, adalimumab (Humira)
Biologics