OTHER ARTHOLOGIES II Flashcards
name this type of systemic sclerosis for raynauds phenom?
No definable etiology for the vascular event
More common than Secondary
Females > Males
Age of onset 15-30 years of age
Aggravating factors for attacks: Hypertension,
Diabetes, etc.
name this type of systemic sclerosis for raynauds phenom?
associated with a disease or cause that may underlie the attacks
- SLE
- scleroderma
- Sjorgen’s
environmental/occupational
hypothyroidism
drugs/toxins
hematologic disorders
high risk:male, asymmetric
for raynauds phenom, what does white color change mean?
blue color change?
red color change?
vasospasm, stop capillary perfusion
arterial relaxation of spasm
reactive hyperemia with dilated capillaries increasing blood flow
name this type of systemic sclerosis?
puffy hands with skin thickening extending to arms, thighs, trunck
rapid progression of skin thickening
early development internal organ involvement
- lung fibrosis
- Increased risk for renal crisis
poor prognosis
Diffuse cutaneous systemic sclerosis
on a broad scale, how does systemic sclerosis present?
cutaneous MSK pulmonary GI cardiac/renal
how is systemic sclerosis diagnosed?
Raynaud’s Labs -ANA -Anti-RNA pol III antibody -other labs to rule ddx radiographs -calcinosis -contractures -osteopenia
systemic sclerosis treatment?
varies depend on symptoms and organ system involvement
for raynauds, keep finger/toes warm
RA consult