OTHER ARTHOLOGIES II Flashcards

1
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name this type of systemic sclerosis for raynauds phenom?

A

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.

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name this type of systemic sclerosis for raynauds phenom?

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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

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3
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for raynauds phenom, what does white color change mean?

blue color change?

red color change?

A

vasospasm, stop capillary perfusion

arterial relaxation of spasm

reactive hyperemia with dilated capillaries increasing blood flow

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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

A

Diffuse cutaneous systemic sclerosis

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5
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on a broad scale, how does systemic sclerosis present?

A
cutaneous
MSK
pulmonary
GI
cardiac/renal
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how is systemic sclerosis diagnosed?

A
Raynaud’s 
Labs
-ANA
-Anti-RNA pol III antibody
-other labs to rule ddx
radiographs
-calcinosis
-contractures
-osteopenia
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7
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systemic sclerosis treatment?

A

varies depend on symptoms and organ system involvement

for raynauds, keep finger/toes warm

RA consult

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