Rheum #1 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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What is arthralgia

A

Perception of jt pain without obvious clinical findings

–May be referred pain from mm, tendon or bone

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What is HLA B27 associated w/ (4)

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As
Reactive arthritis
Enteropathic arthritis
Psoriatic arthritis

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3
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What is HLA DR4, DR1 associated w

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Rheumatic arthritis

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4
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What is HLA DR3 associated w

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Sjogren syndrome

Systemic lupus erthematosus

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5
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What are the seropositive inflammatory arthritis (5)

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RA
SLE
scleroderma
DMM/PM
Sjorgens syndrome
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6
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What are the signs of inflammatory arthritis

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  • Pain at rest + relieved by gentle motion
  • morning stiffness >1hr
  • Warmth/swelling etc
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7
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What is the use of jt aspirations

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Red swollen and painful its.

main differentials include gout, psuedogout and septic arthritis

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8
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Autoantibodies in Ra

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Rheumatoid factor + Anti CCP

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9
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What are the 3 autoantibodies for SLE

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Anti ds DNA
Anti Sm
Antibodies against RBCs, WBCs or platlets

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10
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What are the antibodies agains Sjorgens syndrome

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Anti Ro

Anti LA

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11
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What is the antibody against drug induced SLE

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Anti histone

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12
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What is the antibody against CREST

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anti centromere

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13
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What is the antibody against PM/DMM

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anti Jo1 (both)
Anti Mi 2 (DMM)
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14
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What condition is related to positive C-ANCA (antineuotrophil cytoplasmic antibody)

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granulomatosis with polyangitis (GPA) (Wegener’s Granulomatosis)

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15
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What disease associated with positive p-ANCA

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Churg-Strauss Syndrome

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16
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part of hands unaffected in Rheumatoid Arthritis

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DIPs and 1st carpal meta carpal

17
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What are the jt deformities seen in RA

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Boutonnieres
Swan Neck
Ulnar deviation of fingers

18
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Sjogrens Syndrome definition

A

keratoconjunctivitis sicca + Xerostomia (dry eyes and mouth)

19
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Caplan’s Syndrome def

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RA + Pneumoconiosis (manifests as multiple intrapulmonary nodules

20
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Very dangerous aspect of C-spine and Rheum Arthritis

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Atlanto-axial (c1 and c2) subluxation (impingement, and damage to spinal cord)

21
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Felty’s Syndrome def

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arthritis + Splenomegaly + Neutropenia

22
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what chart should i use for RA diagnosis and score needed

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2010 ACR/EULAR criteira (6/10 is a definite score for RA)

23
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best initial test for RA

24
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Tx for RA

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  • early diagnosis and early intervention with DMARDs and biologics–> Methotrexate is gold standard

Exercise

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gold standard drug for RA
methotrexate
26
What type of anemia would you expect to see with RA?
Low hemoglobin, then check MCV (mean corpuscle volume), concerned if MCV <80 for microcytic hyperchromic anemia!