MIca week 8 Flashcards

1
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What is this rash?

A

butterfly

SLE

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2
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What is the antibody in SLE

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Anti nuclear

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3
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IN what demographic is SLE?

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chcinese, asian, afrocaribean

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4
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What are characteristics of SLE

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Serositis

Oral ulcers
Arthritis
Photosensitivuty
Blood
Renal

ANA
Immune
Neurologoic
Malar
Discoid

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5
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What are tests yo woudl like to do

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FBC normochromic normocytic anaemia, ESR, ANA,anti-dsDNA

Auto antibodies- anti-SM, anti dsDNA,

complement

CXR

renal biopsy

MRI/CT

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6
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What conditions that are associated with SLE

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Autoimmune: scleroderma, polymyositis, Rheumatoid, Sjogren

anti phospholipid syndrome

CVD, HTN, OSteoporosis, Non Hodkiin Lymphoma

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What is the mangement of SLE

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carful counselling

lifestyle- diet exercise, mentalwellbeing, flu jab, family planning

symptomatic- pain control, NSAIDS, analgesia, physiottherapy

Specialist- steroid, hydroxychlorouiune,cyclophosphamide,mycophenolate, azathioprine, boilogics

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8
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what is a poor indication in SLE?

A

renal involvement

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9
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What is Sjogren disease?

What are the types

A

lymphocytic infiltration of exocrine glands

primary

secondary: rheumatoid artrithis,SLE, systemic, sclerosis

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10
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What are the symptoms of Sjogrens?

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raynauds

dysparunia

eye dry

dry mouth - drink a lot

dry skin

fatigue

PArotid or submandibular swelling

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11
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What do you do in examination of Sjogrens?

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Schirmer’s test- filter paper put in lower conjuctiva

drool test

submandibular or parotid swelling, lymphadenopathy

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13
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What investigation would you do for Sjogrens

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anti Ro, Anti La antibodies

FBC- anaemia of chronic disease

U&E

ESR - high

LFT’s
immunoglobulin (RhF +, ANA+, anti Ro/ La ab +)

USS of salivary gland

biopsy and immunohistology

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15
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What is the managementof Sjogren’s

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mouth- artificial saliva, good dental hygien, hugh fluoride

  1. Eyes- artificial tears, ophtalmology- puntal plug, cyclosporin eue drops
  2. Other symtoms- analgesia for arthralgia, emolient for skin, raynauds specific

4,- systemeci therapy - Hydroxychloroquine

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16
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WHat are patietns with Sjoegren at higher risk of getting?

A

non Hodgekin Lymphoma

17
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What are distinguishing feature between OA and RA

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OA: unilateral, worse at night, weight baring joints (heberden adn bouchards)
RA: symmetrical, better in the morning, (swann neck deformity, boutonniere, z thumb, ulnar deviation), poly

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loss of joint space

subchondral cyst

osteophyte

20
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What does the trendelenberg test and what condition does it show

A

stand but one leg up

look at the hip adductors

missalignement

DAMAGED in osteoarthritis

21
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What is the thomas test

A

ask patient to bring knee to the chest when lying down

Can not keep the other leg hanging down

SIGN OF osteoarthritis

22
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What is polymyalgia rheumatica

A

inflammatory condition

with severe bilateral pain and stiffness in the morning

Hip and shoulder and neck

23
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in what demographic do you find patients with polymyalgia rheumatica?

A

old lady

24
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what does polymyositis present with?

A

weakness

NOT really pain

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26
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What is the treatment for patients with polyathraliga rheumatica

A

RISk of diabetes melitus

prednisolilone 3 weeks and wean them down

treatment for 1-2 year

Bisphophonates, Vit D3

Diet exercise

PPI

lipid and BP

27
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in polymyaligia rheumatica what are the marker you use to identify if your treatemnt is working?

A

ESR

symptoms

28
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What are symtpoms of Giant cell arteritis

A

unilateral headache

vision changes- shades, blurred, double vision, visual loss

jaw claudication

scalp tenderness

PMR

29
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How do you manage a patient with GCA

A

no visual sympoms- 40-60 mg prednisolone , PPI and arrange bloods if possible - refere urgently to rheumatology within 3 days- may arrange biopsy

if visual symptoms- start prednisolone 60-100mg, PPI cover and same day assesment with ophtalmology

30
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reactive arthrits

A

seronegative clinically associatedwith inflammationback pain

31
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What are symptoms seen in reactive arthritis

A

FEVER,

Malaise

GU/GI

lower back pain

heel pain - achilles tendonitis

erythema nodosum

uvitis

urethritis

arthritis

can’t see, can’t pee and climb a tree

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33
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WHat are investigations for a monoarthritis

A

Esrr/ CRP

FBC

HLA B27

Joint aspiration

underlying GI/GU

34
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What are management

A

treat infection

phy

35
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What are bloods to monitor paitients on methotrexate

A

FBC

U&E- look at creatinine

LFT

36
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What are drugs you can not give patientts on methotrexate

A

trimethoprim

37
Q

What areside effect

A

photosensitivity

agranuloysitossi

liver imparement

lung fibrosis

38
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What areinvestigations for GOUT

A

exclude: septic arthritis, pseudo gout adn RA or OA

serum urate

39
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What is the management for gout

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RICE: rest, ice, compression and elevation
NSAIDS,colchicine, steroids think of PPI

Allopurinol for prevention but not in acute episode because precipitates symptome