Rheumatology

Question 1

Synovial fluid Analysis (Inflammatory vs Non-Inflamatory)

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Question 2

Categories of Commmon Joint Disease

monoarticular, oligo, poly and acute vs chronic

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Question 3

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Question 4

TNF alpha (names, screening, toxicities)

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Question 5

Sjogren Syndrome associated disease

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RA, SLE

B-Cell lymphoma (44x risk increase, large B-cell and MALT most common)

Neonatal heart block of Sjogren Syndrome mothers

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Question 7

Spondyloarthritis sub-types

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Question 8

Common charecteristics of spondyloarthritis

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Question 9

Physical finding helpful to distinguish psoaritic arthritis from RA

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Question 10

Treatment for psoaritic arthritis

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Question 11

Definition of reactive arthritis

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Question 12

Extra-articular manifestations of ankylosin spondylitis

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Question 13

SLE diagnostic criterial

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Question 14

Hydroxychloroquine monitoring

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Yearly ophtho exam

Question 15

Systemic Sclerosis diagnostic criteria

Answer 15

Question 16

Scleroderma Renal Crisis charecteristics

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Question 17

Diffuse vs Limited Cutaneous Systemic Sclerosis

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Question 18

Septic joint physical findings

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Question 19

Dematomyositis physiclal findings

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Question 20

Antisynthetase Sydnrome Diagnostic Criteria

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Question 21

Rheum disease that should not be treated with steroids

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Cutaneous Sclerosis/Scleraderma

Question 22

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Question 26

treatment

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Question 27

treatment

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Question 28

treatment

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Question 29

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (Diagnostic Criteria)

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Question 30

Bechets Diagnostic Criteria

Answer 30

genital aphthosis (2 points); ocular lesions (uveitis or retinal vasculitis) (2 points); oral aphthosis (1 point); skin lesions (pseudofolliculitis or erythema nodosum) (1 point); vascular lesions (superficial phlebitis, deep vein thrombosis, large vein thrombosis, arterial thrombosis, or aneurysm) (1 point); and pathergy (1 point). Three points are required to establish the diagnosis;

Question 31

SLE treatment

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Question 32

Polymyositis and dermatomyositis treatment

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