MS1: Seronegative Spondyloarthropaties Flashcards

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what are spondyloarthropaties

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group 2 inflammatory but non infectious - so negative sa RH factor

erosive din sha

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what parts of the body do spondyloarthropaties usually affect

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SI joint

sa IV disc

bony insertions ng mga tendon sa spine

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classifications of spondyloarthropaties

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inflammatory back pain

axial spondyloarthritis

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mga disease under axial spondyloarthritis

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ankylosing spondylitis

reiter’s

psoriatic arthritis

chronic inflammatory disease

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general characteristics present in SS

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negative RH
sacroilitis
axial involvement
peripheral arthrtis
enthesopathy
eye involvement
family clustering
LOM
HLA-B27

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common symptoms SS

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insidous onset of backpain at 30 yo for several months

pain more at rest - relieved by lakad

if may family history

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discuss criteria of classification for axial spondyloarthritis

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sacroilitis plus 2 other features

IBP
arhtritis peripheral
enthesitis
uveitis
dactylitis
psoriasis
crohns or UC
family history
HLA B27
elevated CRP

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most common type of SS

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ankylosing spondylitis

nag ffuse spine

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discuss charactericts AS

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chronic progressive inflammatory - SI pataas

undetermined cause

inflammation of insertion ng ligaments, tendons and capsules

may extraarticular involvement

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primary joints affected AS

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SI - hallmark

spine

large peripheral joints - hips and joints

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hallmark joint of AS

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SI

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which popu is AS more common

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males 35 yo.

genetic sa HLA-B27

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classic presentation of AS

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mid 20s sa male

middle or low back pain localized to pelvis, buttocks and hips

morning stiffness more than an hour - more than 3 mo.

paravertebral muscle spasm, aching stiffness

xray sacroilitis

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PE of AS

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dec mob = reduced lumbar flexion and lordosis

rarely tender and SI

spine becomes fused

+ schober’s test

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lab findings of AS

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+ HLA-B27
- RF and ANA
elevated ESR, serum IGA, bone alkanise phosphatase and CK

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radiologic finding of ankylosing spondylitis

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bamboo spine

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complications of AS

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fracture/SCI common sa cervical

osteoporosis

pseudoarthrosis sa thoracolumbar

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discuss reactive arthritis

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sterile infflamatory arthritis - reactive to infections away from joint

UTI ganun

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discuss reiter’s syndrome

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type of reactive arthritis

may triad - conjunctivitis, urethritis and arthritis

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discuss DD of reactive from reiter

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may triad yung reiter

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discuss DD of reactive to septic arthritis

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pag inaspirate no pus in joint sa reactive

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how are reactive and reiters related

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both positive for HLA-B27

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features of reiters

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triggered by infection - 1-4 wks after onset

fever, malaise, weight loss

assymetric affecting large joints

group 2 - sterile inflammatory

may extraarticular - eyes and mucocutaneous lesion

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other name for reiters

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oculo-urethro-synovial syndrome

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hans reiter description of reiter's
urethritis conjunctivitis arthritis following bloody diarrhea
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what are the mucocutaneous lesion in reiters
oral ulcers keratoderma blennorrhagica circinata balatis nail changes 4th criteria toh
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common popu of reiters
3rd decade and less in children men
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discuss post venereal and dysenteric reiters syndrome
venereal - males dysenteric - equal males and females
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urogenital pathogens of reiters
chlamydia
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enteric pathogens of reiters
shigella salmonella yersinia campylobacter vibrio
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common joints affected of reiters
knees and ankles less sa SI weight bearing joints of LE
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discuss skin lesions reiters
resembles psoriasis keratoderma blennorrhagica - soles, palms circinata balatis - tite onycholysis - nails oral ulcers
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other extraarticular manifestations in reiters
cardio-pulmo and nerve lesions
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determine if AS or reiters no urethritis and conjunctivitis
AS
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determine if AS or reiters urethritis and conjunctivitis is common
reiters
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determine if AS or reiters SI and spine is involved and symmetric involvement
AS
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determine if AS or reiters knee and ankle and assyemtric involvement
reiters
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what is psoriatic arhtritis
chroninc and recuurent tas erosive GROUP 2 - associated w psoriasis combines features of RA and spondyloarthropathies
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sex predilection of psoriatic
equal sex but women tend to develop symmertric and spinal involvement
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common age for psoriatic
20-30 yo
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discuss onset for psoriatic
acute or insidous preceded by skin disease
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risk factors fro psoriatic
unknown cause but HLA B27 marker is common
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common joints affected in psoriatic
DIP, spine and SI precedes skin lesion after 1 yr
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pattern of arthritis in psoriatic
DIP - MCP and MTP later assymetric oligo but symmetric poly axial - ankylosing arthritis mutilans - erosive
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SSx psoriasis
pain and stiffness in inflamed joint morning stiffness more than 30 mins pain on stressing joint, tenderness and effusion aggravated by prolonged immob and reduced by rest
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if PSA or AS less SI involvement
PSA
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if PSA or AS back and neck pain LOM of lumbar and cervical
AS
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if PSA or AS ankylosing
both
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if PSA or AS 20-30 yo
PSA
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if PSA or AS 40 up
AS
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if PSA or AS SI changes in 10-30%
PSA
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if PSA or AS agad na grade 4 sacroilitis
AS
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if PSA or AS skin lesion
PSA
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dicuss dactylis in PSA
sausage digits - inflammation of tendon sheat in fingers
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nail lesion in PSAs
pitting ridging crackling onycholysis
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other manifestations in psoriatic
uveitis conjunctivitis aortic valve insuff
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skin manifestations psoriatic
auspitz - pinpoint bleeding koebners - new skin lesions on injured skin areas
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lab findings in psoriatic
+ HL4 - Rh
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radiologic findings in psoriatic
pencil cup deformity
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discuss inflammatory bowel disease
chronic inflammatory dieases in GIT
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causes of inflammatory bowel disease
genetic predispo environment autoimmune
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2 major types of inflammatory bowel disease
crohns ulcerative colitis
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discuss occurence of inflammatory bowel disease
15-35 yo UC - women CD - men
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UC or CD bloddy diaarhea
UC
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UC or CD tender RLQ mass
CD
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UC or CD acute flares
Uc
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UC or CD indolent and chronic
CD
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UC or CD rectal pain
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UC or CD uveitis
CD
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UC or CD erythma nodosum
CD
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UC or CD aphtous ulcer
CD
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UC or CD colitic arthirtis
CD
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UC or CD ankylosing
UC
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UC or CD cholangitis
UC
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UC or CD amyloidosis leading to renal failure
CD
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UC or CD gangrene
UC
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STD in reiter is commonly seen in
men
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GI involvment in reiter is commonly seen in
female
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what does post venereal reiters mean
disease is from sex - STD
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what does post dysneteric reiters mean
assoc w GI infection