Autoimmune Disorders: Guidelines for referral/medical attention Flashcards

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What are some s/s of anaphylactic shock

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  • vocal hoarseness
  • difficulty breathing
  • chest discomfort or tightness
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In addition to anaphylactic shock, what are some major reasons to refer for immediate medical referral or attention?

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  • new onset joint pain with recent surgery
  • intense tenderness of a joint accompanied with erythema
  • Symmetric swelling and pain of peripheral joints
  • Development of progressive neuro sx
  • Evidence of SC compression in anyone with RA
  • Positive ptosis tests
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When is intense tenderness of a joint with erythema most troublesome?

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with recent infection

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When is development of progressive neuro symptoms particularly problematic?

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1-3 weeks following:

  • infection
  • vaccination
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