CVM Path

Question 1

granulomatous vasculitis in pt over 50 (with giant cells)

Answer 1

giant cell / temporal arteritis

Question 2

granulomatous vasculitis in pt under 50 (with giant cells)

Answer 2

takayasu arteritis

Question 3

also called pulseless disease

Answer 3

takayasu arteritis

Question 4

Hep B associated vasculitis (has fibrinoid necrosis)

Answer 4

polyarteritis nodosa (spares pulmonary)

Question 5

kids who have MI (under 4yo)

Answer 5

kawasaki disease (targets coronary aa)

Question 6

erythema of conductive, palms, soles, cervical lymph node swelling (if its not viral)

Answer 6

kawasaki disease

Question 7

tx for kawasaki disease

Answer 7

aspirin and IVIG

Question 8

pulmonary vasculitis (and other small vessels including capillaries) with fibrinoid necrosis, necrotizing glomerulonephritis

Answer 8

microscopic polyangiitis

Question 9

vasculitis that is MPO-ANCA positive

Answer 9

microscopic polyangiitis, (churg strauss)

Question 10

vasculitis associated with eosinophilia (granulomatous)

Answer 10

churg strauss (associated with asthma)

Question 11

oral and genital ulcers and uveitis

Answer 11

behcet disease

Question 12

HLA associated with behcet disease

Answer 12

HLA B 51

Question 13

granulomatous vasculitis of respiratory tract with renal involvement (40 yo man with chronic sinusitis and renal disease)

Answer 13

granulomatosis with polyangiitis (wegener syndrome)

Question 14

vasculitis that is PR3-ANCA positive

Answer 14

granulomatosis with polyangiitis (wegener syndrome)

Question 15

vasculitis that targets radial and tibial aa with thrombosis and microabcesses (and can hit vv and nn as well)

Answer 15

thromboangiitis obliterans (bueger)

Question 16

vasculitis in pt who is a heavy smoker presenting before 35

Answer 16

thromboangiitis obliterans (bueger)

Question 17

vasculitis that may present as raynaud phenomenon in the cold or intermittent claudation in LE

Answer 17

thromboangiitis obliterans (bueger)

Question 18

what organisms can cause infectious vasculitis

Answer 18

pseudomonas (bacteria), aspergillus or mucor (fungal)