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Osteoporosis, RA & Gout Flashcards

1
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Uricemia due to excess synthesis, diet intake, or excess cell turnover

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overproducer

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2
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What activates NFkB?

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RANKL

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3
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What governs the formation & activation of osteoclasts?

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RANKL

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4
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Indication for DULOXETINE

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SNRI used to tx OA

increased risk for constipation

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5
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What are tophi?

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large aggregations of monosodium urate crystals surrounded by intense inflammatory reaction

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6
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What is a pathognomonic hallmark of gout?

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tophi

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7
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What is an absolute CI for tx of RA w/ MTX?

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PREGNANCY

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MOA of uricosuric drugs

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lower serum urate levels by increasing urate fractional excretion by kidneys

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9
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MOA & use of prednisone

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glucocorticoid

short term use in tx for RA until DMARD effects are seen

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10
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Sxs of OA

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localized pain, stiffness, tenderness, crepitus, bone spurs (joint mice)

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MOA & use of ANAKINRA

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late choice biologic DMARD (limited efficacy)

recombo version of endogenous human IL-1 receptor antagonist

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12
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AEs of SERMs (raloxifene)

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DVT
PE
Stroke

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MOA & use of infliximab

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biologic DMARD, monoclonal AB v TNFa

IV every 6 weeks

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14
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MOA & use of tofacitinib

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biologic DMARD, JAK3 antagonist

orally active

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MOA & use of tocilizumab

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biologic DMARD, humanized anti IL-6 receptor AB

decrease acute phase response of liver in RA

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16
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MOA of febuxostat

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non purine, non competitive xanthine oxidase inhibitor

reduce urate levels in pts w/ allopurinol intolerance

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17
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MOA & use of pegloticase

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PEGylated version of recombo mammal uricase

tx chronic gout in those refractory to conventional tx

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18
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What is NOT altered by use of NSAIDs or glucocorticoids in RA?

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disease progression

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19
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What should pts take if on MTX or sulfasalazine in tx of RA?

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B9 (folate) supplement

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20
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What hormone acts to increase free Ca2+ levels in plasma?

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PTH

increases bone breakdown, promotes reabsorption of Ca2+ in kidney & promotes generation of calcitriol

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21
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Indication & AEs of Ca2+ salts

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diet supplement in teen & post meno Fs to facilitate bone growth or limit bone loss

AEs w/ constipation, lethargy, polyuria, kidney stones

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MOA & use of colchicine

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blocks tubulin polymerization (& MT formation) in leukocytes which needed for migration & phagocytosis

tx acute gout in pts who cannot take NSAIDs & relieves inflammation w/ in 12-24hrs of sxs

23
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MOA & use of rasburicase

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non peg recombo uricase

prevention of acute uric acid nephropathy due to tumor lysis syndrome

24
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MOA & use sulfinpyrazone

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uricosuric agent

requires GFR>60, only works for under excreters of uric acid

25
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MOA & use of hydroxychloroquine

A

traditional DMARD that alters antigen presentation by disrupting lysosomal pH

tx of RA

26
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Indication for cinacalcet

A

secondary hyperPTH caused by CKD

27
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MOA & use of denosumab

A

monoclonal AB v RANKL to lower its bone microenviro levels relative to OPG (decreases formation & function of osteoclasts)

tx of osteoporosis

28
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MOA & use of allopurinol

A

competitive xanthine oxidase inhibitor that lowers serum urate levels

standard tx of recurrent gout if low GFR or past urate stone or urate overproduction

29
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MOA & use of leflunomide

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disrupts pyrimidine synthesis

2nd choice traditional DMARD for RA

30
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MOA & use of raloxifene

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SERM w/ agonist effects on bone

tx of osteoporosis

31
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What type of tx for prostate cancer increases pt risk for developing osteoporosis?

A

androgen deprivation

32
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What type of bone is broken in atypical femoral fractures due to bisphosphonate tx?

A

cortical bone

33
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What autoABs in RA pts that target protein arginine residues?

A

cirtulline (anti CCP)

34
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MOA & use of indomethacin

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NSAID w/ COX1 selectivity

tx acute gouty arthritis

35
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MOA & use of abatacept

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biologic DMARD that blocks T cell CD80/86 co stimulatory signal needed for activation

tx of RA

36
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What is uric acid?

A

poorly soluble end product of purine metabolism

cuase of kidney stones

37
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MOA & use of teriparatide

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1-34 PTH

only agent that FORMS bone via PULSED daily therapy

tx of osteoporosis

38
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Major AE of hydroxychloroquine

A

retinal damage

39
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MOA & use methotrexate

A

traditional DMARD

must monitor for myelosuppression, tx of RA

40
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AE of colchicine

A

GI distress

41
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How to tx hyperCa2+ of malignancy?

A

w/ bisphosphonates or furosemide

42
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MOA of cinacalcet

A

Ca2+ receptor sensitizer

acts to lower PTH secretion

43
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What is triple tx for RA?

A

MTX
Hydroxychloroquine
Sulfasalazine

44
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MOA & use of alendronate

A

bisphosphonate, incorporates into bone to inhibit # & activity of osteoclasts

1st choice to tx osteoporosis in M & F

45
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MOA & use of sulfasalazine

A

traditional DMARD used for RA

AEs of GI side effects

46
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MOA & use of adalimumab

A

antiTNF biologic DMARD

tx psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis

47
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MOA, use & major AE of zoledronic acid

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bisphosphonate, IV injection 1x/year for tx of osteoporosis

highest risk of ONJ

48
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MOA & use rituximab

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targets CD20 on B cells

tx RA

49
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MOA & use of probenecid

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blocks urate reabsorption @ URAT1 transporter in kidney prox tubule

increase excretion of urate in urine to tx gout

50
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Major AE of allopurinol

A

Stevens Johnson syndrome (fatal epidermal necrolysis)

mc HLAB5801

51
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Major AE of oral bisphosphonates

A

esophagitis

52
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MOA of etanercept

A

biologic DMARD, sc injection 1-2x/week

tx for psoriasis

53
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What is a common target to tx RA & other autoimmune dzs?

A

TNFa block

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