Muscle disease and vasculitis Flashcards

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what muscle disease is characterised by weakness

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inflammatory myopathies - polymyositis and dermatomyositis

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what muscle disease is characterised by pain and stiffness

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polymyalgia rheumatics

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3
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what muscle disease is characterised by pain and fatigue

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fibromyalgia

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4
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polymyositis and dermatomyositis affect proximal/distal muscles on the extremities

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proximal

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5
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who is more likely to get polymyositis and dermatomyositis

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women and middle age

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dermatomyositis/polymyositis has an increased risk of malignancy

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both do, dermatomyositis is more elevated risk

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what cancers are common in dermamyositis/polymyositis

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ovarian
breast
stomach
colon 
lung 
bladder`
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in who is cancer most likely in dermamyositis/polymyositis

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men over 45

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9
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what is gottron’s sign

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reddish, purputic rash on MCP/DIP, dorsal hand

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what is a heliotrope rash

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reddish, purputic rash around eyes

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what is a shawl sign

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reddish, purputic rash on chest on upper back

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what is confrontational testing

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testing that applies force to muscle group to test strength

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what is isotonic testing

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testing for muscle fatigue, 30s how fast can you stand/sit

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14
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what antibodies are present in polymyositis

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ANA

anti-Jo-1

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15
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what may electromyography see on dermatomyositis/polymyositis

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increased fibrillation

abnormal motor potentials

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16
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what would a muscle biopsy see in dermatomyositis/polymyositis

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perivascular inflammation and muscle necrosis

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what would a muscle MRI see in dermatomyositis/polymyositis

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muscle inflammation, oedema, fibrosis, calcification

18
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what is polymyalgia rheumatica associated with

A

temportal/giant cell arteritis

19
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polymyalgia rheumatica affects proximal/distal muscles

20
Q

fibromyalgia affects proximal/distal muscles

21
Q

who is fibromyalgia more common in

A

women, age 20-50

more common with emotional/physical trauma

22
Q

tender points of fibralgia

A
upper back/shoulder 
base of neck
elbow 
knee
hip 
chest
23
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true/false - analgesics work effectively in fibromyalgia

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false - they can in high doses but avoid opiods at all costs. SSRI or tricyclic antidepressants may work to relieve pain

24
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what is vasculitis

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inflammation of the blood vessels

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what is primary vasculitis
inflammatory response targeting vessel walls
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what is secondary vasculitis
vasculitis triggered by infection, drug, toxin or inflammatory disorder/malignancy
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takayasu vasculitis is large/small vessel and who does it affect
large | <40 and females
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who does giant cell arthritis affect, where is it more common and what is a complication
over 50, polymyalgia rheumatica temporal arteries vision loss, temporary or permanent
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treatment duration for giant cell arteritis?
18-24 months
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EGPA is more commonly known as?
churg-strauss syndrome
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GPA is characterised by and is more common in who
granulomatous inflammation | 30-50 and men
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what does EGPA have in addition to the presentation to GPA
high serum eosinophils | late presentation of asthma
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complication of microscopic polyangiitis
renal failure
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what immunoglobulin mediates henoch-schonlein purpura and where/who is it more commno in
IgA skin, GI tract, kidneys, joints, lungs and CNS children, preceding URTI, GI infection,pharyngeal infection
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what is cANCA associated with
GPA
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what is pANCA associated with
EGPA and MPA
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what is more sensitive than cANCA
PR3
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what is more sensitive than pANCA
MPO
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true/false - c/pANCA is used to monitor disease progression
true