Autoimmune Disease Flashcards

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Sarcoidosis

  • Lip biopsy shows what..?
  • Age
  • Involved organs
  • Describe skin lesions
  • Treatment
A
  • Minor salivary glands have non-casseating granulomas
  • Middle age
  • Lung, eyes, joints, lymph nodes, skin, salivary glands
  • Purple papules
  • Systemic steroid
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Heerfordt’s syndrome

  • Clinical presentation
  • Associated with what disease
A

Heerfordt’s syndrome: parotid enlargement, uveitis, facial paralysis, fever.

Associated with Sarcoidosis

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RA

  • Common lab findings
  • Duration of morning symptoms
  • What type of joints are normally involved
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RA

  • Elevated ESR, Elevated C-reactive protein, RA+, ACPA+
  • Morning stiffness that lasts several hours
  • Small joints, symetric
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SLE

  • Histo findings
  • Clinical findings
  • Affected organs
  • What immune cell is hyperactive?
  • What type of hypersensitivity reaction?
  • Treatment
A
  • Anti-Double Stranded-DNA, Antinuclear Antibody
  • Arthralgia, malar rash, oral ulcers, pancytopenia
  • Any organ, kidney, liver, heart are common
  • B-cell
  • Type III Hypersensitivity
  • Steoids, Chemo
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MG

  • Which receptor is targeted
  • Clinical symptoms
  • Status of deep tendon reflexes
  • Anesthesia management
A
  • Acetylcholine receptor
  • Weakness in proximal muscles and extraoccular muscles, eyelid ptosis
  • Deep tendon reflexes preserved (big muscles stretched when tendon is percussed). Test
  • Continue anti-cholinergic and use less non-depolorizing paralytic. Avoid succhinyle choline.
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Fibromyalgia

  • Diagnostic criteria
A
  • >11 trigger points, pain for >3 months
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Types of Hypersensitivity

  • Mechanism
  • Example
A
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Vasculitides

  • List all 7
A
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c-ANCA

  • Disease
  • Symptoms
  • Targeted tissue
  • Tx
A

c-ANCA

  • Wegners Granulomatosis
  • congestion, epistaxis, muscle aches, fatigue, nodules on CXR
  • Targeted tissue: small/medium vessels
  • Tx: chemo
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p-ANCA

  • Disease
  • Symptoms
  • Targeted tissue
  • Tx
A
  • Churg-Strauss Angitis
  • Myalgia, Asthma, cough, neuropathy, angina
  • Respiratory tract, small/large vessels with eosinophilic granulomas, necrotizing vasculitis
  • Steroid
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p-ANCA + ESR

  • Non-granulomatous vasculitis
  • Organs effected
  • Tx
A

Microscopic polyangitis

Lung, Kidney, nerves vasculitis

Skin lesions

Steroid

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Giant Cell arteritis

  • affected vessels
  • symptoms
  • histo
  • tx
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  • Branches of carotid a with granulomas
  • Severe headache, tender and pulseless temporal artery
  • Jaw claudication
  • High-dose steroids
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