Flashcards in Rheumatology Deck (27):
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Morning stiffness that improves with movement later in the morning
JIA
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Changes in walking, running, willingness to play
JIA
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Salmon colored rash
JIA
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Loss of ability to dress, feed, bath or developmental milestones lost
JIA
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Daily fevers, 1 to 2 spikes per day
JIA
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Mild rubbing/scratching of skin brings out the rash
Kobner phenomenon (JIA)
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Patients with this diagnosis must be followed with slit lamp exams q3 months for asymptomatic uveitis
Oligoarticular JIA
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Positive HLA B27
ERA (enthesitis related arthritis)
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Ixodes scapularis
Tick that causes Lyme disease
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Pathognomonic for Lyme disease
Erythema migrans
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Isolated foot drop or Bell's palsy
Lyme Disease
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Tx for Lyme Disease
Doxycycline x 2 weeks, If meningitis or carditis, tx with ceftriaxone. Amoxicillin ok if less than 8.
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Buttock rash
HSP
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IgA mediated vasculitis
HSP
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May cause occult GI bleeding, thickened gallbladder hydrops, illeoleal intussusception, orchitis, hematuria, proteinuria
HSP
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c-ANCA positive
Wegner's
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Vasculitis of arteries AND veins. Painful oral ulcers, painful genital ulcers, and eye disease.
Behcet Disease
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X-ray with osteopenia and joint damage
Systemic JIA
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Normal X-rays
SLE
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Teenage girl with alopecia
Lupus or syphillis
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Avascular necrosis, osteoporosis, growth failure, glaucoma, DM, HTN, accelerated atherosclerosis
Side effects of corticosteroids
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Girl with rash and muscle weakness. Heliotrope rash and Gottron papules
Dermatomyositis (tx with steroids)
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Migrating polyarthralgia, menses
Gonorrohea
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Malar rash
SLE
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Anti phospholipid antibodies in SLE
Miscarriages, blood clots
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Dry eyes and mouth
Sjogren syndrome
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