Allergies Flashcards

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Serum sickness

-common agents

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  • fever, malaise, LAD
  • arthralgia, urticaria, morbilliform skin eruptions
  • ceph, anti venom
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Drug fever (infection vs inflammation vs drug)

  • CNS
  • direct effects on tissues
  • name the two patterns of fever
  • common agents
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  • IL-1 and TNF cause fever
  • chemo, tumor cell destruction, fever
  • low and continuous, spiking and intermittent
  • Amp B, ABX
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Jarisch-Herxheimer Rxn (JHR)

  • symptoms
  • due to, time frame
  • louse borne relapsing fever (LBRF) Tx
  • tick borne (TBRF) Tx
  • other causes
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  • rigors, fever, hypotension (kinda like SERS)
  • ABX for a number of spirochetes, release of bacterial components (HOUSE), within hours
  • tetra, doxy, or Pen G
  • tetra, doxy, pen G, erythro, or ceftriaxone
  • secondary and tertiary syphilis and brucellosis, schistosomiasis, trypanosomiasis
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SLE

  • drug type
  • manifestations
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  • hydrazine or amin group, procainamide, hydralazine, isoniazid, phenytoin (HIPP)
  • fever, malaise, rash, arthralgias ,mucosal ulcers, pulm.
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interstitial nephritis (INs)

  • manifestations
  • humoral MOA
  • cell mediated
  • common agents
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  • fever, rash, eosinophilia, hematuria, proteinuria, eosinophiluria
  • antibody to a drug BM complex
  • antistaphylococal PCNs, cimetidine, sulfonamides
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hepatic HS/toxic hepatitis

  • eosinophilia (NAACP)
  • common agents
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  • rxn to drug or metabolite
  • neoplasm, asthma, allergy, CT, parasites
  • erythro, PCNs
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vasculitis

  • hallmark sign
  • where
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  • palpable purpuric lesion

- usually in the extremities

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maculopapular or morbilliform rash

  • what is spared
  • common agents
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  • symmetrical, flat, red
  • palms and soles-spared
  • pcns, abx, anticonvulsants
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urticaria, angioedema

  • where is angioedema?
  • agents
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  • histamine, blood plasma leaks
  • pruritic
  • in the face
  • abx, nsaids, anticonvulsants (phenytoin)
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fixed drug eruptions

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  • dark red, violet
  • abx, pcn, tcn, cipro, bactrim
  • nsaids, quinidine, sulfonamides
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phototoxicity/photoallergy

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  • immediately after tx and light exposure
  • uv light + tissue dmg
  • tcns, carbamazepine, griseofulvin, coal tar, oral contraceptives
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eczematous contact dermatitis

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  • during topic treatment of a preexisting dermatitis

- sulfodine, zinc ointment

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ertythema multiforme

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  • bullseye lesion
  • aspirin
  • sulfas
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SJS

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  • high fever, muscle and joint aches
  • involves conjuctiva, can cause blindness
  • anticonvulsant, bactrim
  • tx like a burn patient!!!!
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TEN

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  • large flaccid bullae

- abx, anticonvulsants, nsaids

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16
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aplastic anemia

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-chloramphenicol, chemo induced

17
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REVIEW

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