Vasculitis Flashcards

1
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what conditions are covered in ANCA vasculitis

A

GPA, EPGA, MPA

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2
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common features of ANCA vasculitis (5)

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renal, resp (haemoptysis), fatigue + fever, rash, sinusutus

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3
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renal symptoms ANCA

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immune glomerulonephritis –> creatine, haematuria + proteinuria

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4
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first line invx ANCA

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urinalysis // bloods, U+E, CRP, ANCA // CXR

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4
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which vasculitis + target is GPA

A

cANCA + anti-PR3

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5
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which vasculitis + target is EGPA

A

pANCA + MPO

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6
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what other condition is pANCA usually positive in

A

UC

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7
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distinguishing features GPA

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nosebleeds, sinusitis, saddle nose!! glomerulonephtitis, vasculitis rash

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8
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invx GPAA (3)

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cANCA // CXR // renal biopsy (epithelial crescents)

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9
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distinguishing features EGPA

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asthma!!! blood eosinophilia!! paranasal sinusitis // polyneuropathy

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10
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distinguishing features MPA

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no nasopharynx symptoms // renal impairment, rash

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11
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which ANCA vasculitis is no granulomatous

A

MPA

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12
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mx ANCA vasculitis (4)

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1) steroids 2) cyclophosphamide 3) rituximab 4) plasma exchange + IV Ig

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13
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what type of vasculitis is polyarteritis nodusa

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medium vessel vasculitis –> necrotizing inflamm –> aneurysm formation

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14
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who gets polyarteritis nodusa

A

middle aged men + hep B

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15
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symptoms polyarteritis nodusa

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fever, weight loss, arthalgia, hypertension, testocular pain, livedo reticularis, haematuria

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16
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what mediates Henoch-Schonlein pupura (HSP) vasculitis

A

IgA

17
Q

what disease does HSP overlap with

A

IgA nephropathy

18
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features HSP

A

palpable pupuric rash over buttocks and extensors // abdo pain // polyarthritis // haematuria + renal failure

19
Q

who usually gets HSP

A

children

20
Q

what usually precedes HSP

A

URTI or GI infection

21
Q

mx HSP

A

supportive

22
Q

how is HSP monitored

A

BP + urinalysis

23
Q

what are common large vessel vasculitis’

A

temporal and takayasu’s

24
Q

what are common medium vessel vasculitis’

A

polyarteritis nodusa + kawasaki

25
Q

what are common small vessel vasculitis’

A

ANCA (GPA, MPA, EGPA) and immune (HSP, goodpastures)

26
Q

what are common small vessel vasculitis’

A

ANCA (GPA, MPA, EGPA) and immune (HSP, goodpastures)

27
Q

what vessel is usually affected in takayus vasculitis

A

aorta

28
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symptoms takayus vasculitis

A

absent limb pulse // asian female // headache and malaise // unequal BP // claudication // carotid bruit

29
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what is takayus vasculitis assoc with

A

renal artery stenosis

30
Q

invx takayus vasculitis

A

MR angi or CT angio

31
Q

mx takayus vasculitis

A

steroids

32
Q

who usually gets GCA

A

elderly

33
Q

what is GCA assoc with

A

polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR)

34
Q

symptoms GCA

A

go+ // headache // jaw claudication // vision changes // PMR

35
Q

vision issues in GCA

A

anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy // swollen + pale disc with blurred margins

36
Q

invx GCA

A

inflamm (ESR + CRP) // biopsy

37
Q

when should mx be started in GCA

A

as soon as suspected - prior to biopsy

38
Q

mx GCA with no visual symptoms

A

high dose pred (40-60mg)

39
Q

mx GCA with visual loss

A

IV methylpred –> high dose pred