21 - 133 - SKIN MANIFESTATIONS OF INTERNAL ORGAN DISORDERS Flashcards

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Nail changes associated with cardiovascular disease

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clubbing and the Quincke pulsation

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Quincke pulsation is indicative with what condition

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aortic regurgitation

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result from immune complex deposition and are painful, tender, and located distally on the digital tufts

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Osler nodes

perivasculitis or necrotizing vasculitis without microabscess formation

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nontender and located proximally on the palms and soles

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Janeway lesions

vasculitis with microabscess formation

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5
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Frank sign (cutaneous finding of a diagonal earlobe crease) has been (controversially) associated with an increased risk of ____________

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coronary artery disease

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most common cardiac manifestation of SLE, occurring in approximately 25% of patients during the course of their disease

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Pericarditis

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Small vessel disease of the myocardium causing patchy fibrosis is a hallmark of __________

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Systemic Sclerosis

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characterized by increased distal fingertip mass and longitudinal and transverse nail plate curvature

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Digital clubbing

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angle between the nail plate and the proximal nailfold

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Lovibond angle

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Lovibond angle in digital clubbing

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greater than 180 degrees

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12
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Lovibond angle in normal nail

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less than 160 degrees

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most common intrathoracic manifestation of sarcoidosis

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Bilateral hilar adenopathy

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most common pulmonary manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis and appears to correlate with high levels of rheumatoid factor

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Interstitial lung disease (ILD)

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16
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Aquagenic wrinkling of the palms is associated with

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cystic fibrosis

17
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Blue discoloration of the lunulae can be seen in

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Wilson disease

18
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Koilonychia is associated with

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hemochromatosis as well as iron deficiency anemia

19
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Jaundice becomes evident when total serum bilirubin levels are above

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3

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21
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In GVHD, the most commonly affected organs are

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skin, liver, and GI tract

22
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Kayser-Fleischer rings, which are brown or gray-green rings in the cornea is seen in what disorder

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WILSON DISEASE

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25
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most common cause of pyoderma gangrenosum, responsible for 25% to 50% of cases

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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

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characterized by a dull-white color proximally and a nonblanching red, pink, or brown color distally

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Lindsay nails (half-and-half nails)

seen frequently in patients on dialysis and resolve with renal transplantation

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28
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Quincke pulsation, which is flushing of the nail beds synchronous with the heart- beat, indicative of ____________ .

E. Aortic regurgitation

F. Mitral regurgitation

G. Aortic stenois

H. Mitral stenosis

A

Aortic regurgitation

29
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Which of the following does not describe Osler nodes?

I. Result from immune complex deposition and are

J. Located distally on the digital tufts,

K. Non tender, non painful

L. Perivasculitis or necrotizing vasculitis without microabscess formation

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Non tender, non painful

30
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Small vessel disease of the myocardium causing patchy fibrosis is a hallmark of ___________ .

M. SLE

N. Ssc

O. Ehlers-Danlos Disease

P. Marfan Disease

A

Ssc

31
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The following are skin findings in eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Churg-Strauss) except ____________ .

Q. Palpable purpura

R. Livedo reticularis

S. Pyoderma gangrenosum-like lesions

T. Urticarial lesions

A

Pyoderma gangrenosum-like lesions

32
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Which of the following do not have a higher risk of ILD in DM?

U. Anti-MDA-5

V. Anti-tRNA synthetase enzymes

W. Anti-Jo-1

X. Anti-Mi-2

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Anti-Mi-2

33
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Jaundice becomes evident when total serum bilirubin levels are ________ mg/dL .

A. >1.5

B. >3

C. >5

D. >7

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>3

34
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This hereditary condition in which defective cellular copper transport leads to accumulation of copper in several organs—most commonly the ____________.

A. Lungs, liver, brain

B. Heart, lungs, liver

C. Kidney, heart, lungs

D. Liver, brain, cornea

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D. Liver, brain, cornea

35
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The most common organs involved in Kaposi sarcoma are ____________ .

A. Heart and brain

B. Vessels and kidneys

C. GIT and lungs

D. Eyes and GUT

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C. GIT and lungs

36
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_____________ are seen frequently in patients on dialysis and resolve with renal trans- plantation.

A. Yellow nails

B. Lindsay nails

C. Terry nails

D. Koilonychia

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B. Lindsay nails

37
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____________ manifests on the skin with patchy alopecia and characteristic nail changes.

A. Familial adenomatous polyposis

B. Gardner syndrome

C. Peutz-Jeghers

D. Cronkhite-Canada syndromes

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D. Cronkhite-Canada syndromes