CTD part I Flashcards
autoimmune MHC I more common in
men
autoimmune MHC II more common in
women
AutoAb in SLE
+ ANA HLA B8 HLA DR2 and DR3 W>M black>white
what deficiencies are assoc with SLE
C1 C2 and C4
28 F arthralgias, chest pain dyspnea, malar rash on face, 2/6 systolic murmur scartchin sound L lower lung pedal edema elevated ESR troponin inc, moderate proteinuria
SLE
11 Criteria for SLE!!!!!
-hematologic disorder: pancytopenia -immunologic disorder: dsDNA or SmAg, APA or FPSTS -ANA -Oral ulcers -Renal disorder: protein or casts -Neurologic disorder: seizure or psychosis -malar rash -discoid rash -photosensitivty -arthritis -serostitis :pleuritis or pericarditis
ST elevations in every lead
pericarditis
ANA subtpes
Ro SS-A La SS-B Sm U1-RNP Scl70/topoisomerase 1 Jo-1
peripheral rim pattern cytology
SLE
speckled pattern cytology
SLE and sjogrens polymyositis and dermatomyositis PSS
anti centromere pattern cytology
PSS (CREST) progessive systemic sclerosis
nucleolar pattern cytology
SLE and PSS
telescoping urinary sediment
casts, WBC or RBC or protein etc.
urinary findings in SLE
casts proteinuria >500 mg in 24 hrs 3+ protein on dipstick
SLE CNS involvement
seizures psychoses
what makes SLE rashes worse
smoking
reversible swan neck deformtiies
SLE arthritis
cardiopulm involvement with sLE
alveolar hemorrhage (cough up blood) libman sacks endocarditis (not infectious)
Tx for SLE
hydroxychloroquine
what does hydroxychloroquine do in SLE Tx
reverse platelet activaiton by IgG antiphospholipid prevents flares reduces congenital heart block reduce DM risk