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Interstitial lung disease: NSIP PATTERN + interstitial fibrosis + concentric arterial thickening?

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Scleroderma lung

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NSIP PATTERN lung disease?

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Scleroderma lung

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EARLY Mediators of scleroderma lung are?

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IL-8

TNF

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LATE mediator of scleroderma lung?

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TGF beta

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All the mediators of scleroderma lung

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IL-8 
TNF alpha
MIF1 alpha
RANTES 
TGF beta
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Radiographic distribution of scleroderma lung?

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BASES
Posterior + periphery
GROUND GLASS–> reticular pattern

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Fibrosis favoring bases + posterior and periphery?

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Scleroderma lung

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What types of cells are seen in NSIP pattern lung disease?

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Scleroderma lung–> Lymphocytes + macrophages + fibroblasts

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Causes concentric thickening + fibrosis of small Pulmonary arteries–> Pul HTN –> cor pulmonale. what is the associated antibody?

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Scleroderma–> Anti-centeromere

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Systemic signs of Scleroderma lung (NSIP pattern)?

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Dyspnea
Dry cough
VELCRO crackles @ bases

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Anti-DNA topoisomerase antibodies?

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Systemic sclerosis

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12
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Tx for scleroderma lung?

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Cyclophosphamide

NOT steroids

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13
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MCC of death in pt with Anti-Scl70 antibodies?

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Systemic sclerosis–> NSIP pattern lung disease

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Pleuropulmonary disease associated with LUPUS?

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PLEURITIS 
NSIP
Vascular disease
Shrinking LUNG 
Acute Lupus pneumonitis
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MC pleuropulmonary involvement in Lupus?

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Pleuritis–> fibrinous

+ small pleural effusion

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NSIP Pattern lung disease?

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Scleroderma

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17
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NSIP lung disease?

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LUPUS

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Thromboembolic disease from anti-phospholipid antibodies?

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LUPUS anticoagulant

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Disease causing either UIP or NSIP pattern in significant and likely similar proportions?

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RA

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20
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Pleuropulmonary disease in RA pt MC involves what?

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Bronchioles

Pleura

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Interstitial fibrosis consisting of Temporal heterogeneity + Severe @ periphery and Lower Lobes?

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UIP pattern–> RA

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22
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RA with rheumatoid nodules in lung + pneumoconiosis?

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Caplan syndrome

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23
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Follicular bronchiolitis is associated with what AI disease?

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RA

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More common in RA + obstructive PFTs + Sjogrens + DOES not respond to Steroids?

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Obliterative Bronchiolitis

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25
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More common in RA + acute onset of fever and alveolar infiltrates + responds to Steroids?

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Organizing pneumonia

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Rim of palasading histiocytes + basophilic debris surrounded by fibrosis, lymphocytes, macrophages, and multinucleate Giant cells?

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Rheumatoid nodule

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27
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MCC of death in RA pts?

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Respiratory failure from fibrosis

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28
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What is the most unpredictable serious AE of methotrexate?

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Pneumonitis

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29
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Causes restrictive pattern LD + organizing Pneumonia + NSIP?

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Polymyositis/ Dermatomyositis

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30
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NSIP in lower lobes with LOTS of submucosal secretions and RELENTLESS DRY cough?

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Sjogren syndrome

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31
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NSIP with LYMPHOID follicles (germinal centers) and bronchiolocentric?

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Sjogren syndrom NSIP

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NSIP with LOTS of lymphocyte + macrophages + multi nucleated giant cells?

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Sjogrens syndrome

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CELLULAR NSIP?

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Sjogren–> excess lymphocyte infiltrates

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34
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What Ai disease is associated with HIGHER risk for lymphomas?

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Sjogren syndrome

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35
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Mediastinal LAD + pleural effusion + Lung nodularity + dry mouth?

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Lymphoma in Sjogrens patient

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36
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Autoimmune interstitial pneumonias are usually?

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Chronic 
Velcro crackles + dyspnea
BASAL, posterior, Peripheral 
Restrictive PFTs
Decreased DLCO
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37
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Acute lung disease in a rheumatology patient is more likely?

A

Infectious

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38
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Subacute or chronic dyspnea in rheumatology patient is more likely?

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Manifestation of rheumatological disease

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39
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Nodular lung disease in Rheumatology patient is more likely?

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Infectious or malignant

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40
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Insidious onset of painful fingertips with cold, swelling and itching of hands, generalized weakness and joint aches?

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Systemic sclerosis

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41
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Farmer insidious onset of difficulty getting up, combing his hair, scaly knee lesions, purplish eyelid discoloration, pruritic rash from neck to chest?

A

Dermatomyositis

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42
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Network-pattern purplish discoloration of skin due to dilation of blood vessels?

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Livedo reticularis

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43
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MCC of fungal vasculitis?

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Aspergillus

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44
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MCC of bacterial vasculitis?

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Pseudomonas

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45
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MCC of viral vasculitis?

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CMV

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46
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Segmental, Transmural, Granulomatous with MN giant cells centering around/ destroying Internal ELsastic lamina?

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Temporal Arteritis

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47
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Headache, tender artery, Visual disturbance, Jaw claudication?

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Temporal Arteritis

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Transmural arteritis narrowing lumen with prominent Granuloma?

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Temporal arteritis

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49
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Giant cells eating Internal elastic lamina, cell proliferation and lymphocytic biopsy

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Temporal arteritis

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50
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Segmental, transmural, necrotizing, Loosely Granulomatous with MN giant cells, Medial loss of elastic fibers (Thinning)?

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Takayasu arteritis

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51
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Arteritis involving Aorta often causing Dissection?

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Takayasu arteritis

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52
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Segmental, transmural, NODULAR arteritis?

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Polyarteritis nodosa

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53
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Fibrinoid necrosis with PMNs acutely, and PREdominant @ branch points?

A

PAN

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54
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Branch points + Fibrinoid necrosis?

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PAN

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55
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Late phase of PAN has what characteristics

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HOMOGENOUS lesions 
Inflammation
Fibroblasts
scarring
aneurysms
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56
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Lesions at different phases caused by Hepatitis B?

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PAN

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57
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Vasculitis associated with Livedo Reticularis?

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PAN

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58
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Fibrinoid necrosis + PMN infiltrates?

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Acute phase PAN

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59
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Endothelial necrosis with PMNs, Lymphocytes, Wall necrosis, Child, Thrombosis?

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Kawasaki disease

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60
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Tx of Kawasaki disease?

A

Aspirin

IV ig

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61
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Kawasaki disease usually involves what arteries?

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Coronary arteries

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62
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Necrotizing granulomatous vasculitis of Arteries + veins in URT + LUNGS + KIDNEYS?

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Wagerer’s–> Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis

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63
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“Geographic” areas of necrosis with debris and Palisaded Histiocytes?

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Wegener’s

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64
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c-ANCA?

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ANCA-PR3–> Wegener’s

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65
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Mucosal ulcers + necrotizing vasculitis?

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Wegener’s

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66
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Asthma + Eosinophilia + Vasculitis?

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Churg-Strauss syndrome (Allergic granulomatosis with polyangiitis)

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67
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Segmental transmural inflammation without Necrosis, + thrombosis, + granulomas, + giant cells?

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Buerger Disease

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68
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Vasculitis causing gangrene or autoamputaion of fingertips?

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Buerger disease

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69
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Capillary and post capillary venule infiltration by PMNs causing Leukocyoclasia (NUCLEAR DUST)?

A

Hypersensitivity Angiitis

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70
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Leukocytoclastic angiitis + lymphocytes + Homogenous lesions?

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Hypersensitivity Angiiitis–> Late phase

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71
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Child post URTi, skin lesions, joint pain, Abdominal discomfort, and Renal damage+ IgA deposition?

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Henoch- Schoenlein Purpura

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72
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MCC of Hypersensitivity angiitis in adults?

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Drugs

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73
Q

Most common joint issue in ER?

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Ankle 
Wrist 
Knee 
Hip
Shoulder 
Elbow
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74
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Necrotizing muscle infection with sudden onset of severe pain @ trauma site, Bronzing of skin followed by red purple discoloration?

A

Clostridial myonecrosis (Gas gangrene)

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75
Q

Post trauma with TENDER skin and Bullae formation?

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Clostridial myonecrosis

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76
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Clostridium perfringens VF: alpha toxin + hemolytic toxin + phospholipase + sphingomyelinase DO WHAT?

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Platelet aggregation
PMN adherence to endothelium
NEGATIVE INOTROPE
inhibits Cardiac pump function

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77
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What causes rapid irreversible decline in muscle blood flow and ischemic necrosis due to formation of occlusive intravascular masses of activated platelets(GP 2b/3a). leukocytes, and fibrin?

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Alpha toxin of Clostridial

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78
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Post trauma + RE-perfusion + tender but normal appearing skin + Pain with movement?

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Compartment syndrome

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79
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Pain with passive muscle stretch, Tense firm wood-like compartment, Diminished sensation, muscle weakness?

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Compartment syndrome

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80
Q

Most ligamentous injuries int the knee present with what?

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hemarthroses

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81
Q

Straight or cross leg raise test is for?

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Lumbar disk herniations

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82
Q

Low back pain, bladder dysfunction, fecal incontinence and sexual dysfunction?

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Cauda equina syndrome

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Q

Name four surgical emergencies?

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Necrotizing fasciitis
Cauda equina syndrome
Acute loss of arterial supply
Acute compartment syndrome

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84
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Vast majority of ankle fractures are?

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Malleolar –> UNImalleoalar

NO joint space disruption

85
Q

Colles fracture?

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Distal radial metaphysis fracture with “dinner fork” deformity

86
Q

Sudden onset of hip pain, leg shortened + externally rotated?

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Hip fractures–> Displaced

87
Q

MCC of back pain?

A

Herniation of disk

88
Q

Predictors of drug-seeking behavior?

A

ask for Drug by name
multiple visits for same complaint
suspicious history
symptoms out of proportion with exam

89
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Small LEG Trauma–> erythema w.out sharp margins + swelling + warm + shiny + tender+ severe pain?

A

Necrotizing fasciitis

90
Q

What is normal compartment pressures?

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0-8 mmHg

91
Q

Pain in compartment syndrome develop when pressures is @?

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20-30 mmHg

*Pressure within 25mmHg of MAP causes compromised Blood flow

92
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What pressure might be needed for action in compartment syndrome?

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Perfusion pressure (diastolic) of <30mmHg

93
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What are the causes of traumatic + spontaneous Clostridial myonecrosis?

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Trauma–> C. perfringens

Spon–> C. septicum

94
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Muscle necrosis in Gas gangrene is severe due to?

A

Absence of PMNs–> Alpha toxin induces PMN margination

95
Q

What is seen in clostridial myonecrosis biopsy?

A

Muscle necrosis
Box car shaped G+ Rods
NO PMNs

96
Q

Triad of muscle pain, weakness, and Dark urine?

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Rhabdomyolysis

97
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MCC of Rhabdomyolysis?

A 
Trauma 
Exertion 
Alcohol + Drugs
statins 
colchicine
98
Q

Elevated CK, myoglobinuria, no hematuria?

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Rhabdomyolysis

99
Q

Anti-CCP?

A

RA

100
Q

Anti-centromere?

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CREST syndrome

101
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Anti-Jo-1 (anti-synthetase)?

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Polymyositis

102
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Anti-Topoismerase?

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Systemic sclerosis Diffuse

103
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Anti-RNA polymerase (Anti- U3 RNP)?

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Systemic Sclerosis (RENAL CYSTS)

104
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Anti- U1 RNP?

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Mixed connective tissue disease

105
Q

Anti-Sm?

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LUPUS

106
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Anti-dsDNA?

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LUPUS

107
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ANA?

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LUPUS
Sjogren
Rheumatic disease

108
Q

Anti-Ro (SSA)?

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Sjogren
Neonatal Lupus
Sub Q lupus

109
Q

Anti-La (SSB)?

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Sjogren
neonatal lupus
Sub Q lupus

110
Q

p-ANCA is against?

A

Myeloperoxidase

111
Q

Anti-myeloperoxidase?

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Microscopic polyangiitis

Churg-Strauss

112
Q

c-ANCA is against?

A

PR3

113
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Anti-PR3?

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Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener’s)

114
Q

Neoplastic growths located in the Diaphysis?

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Ewing
Chondrosarcoma
Fibrous dysplasia
Endochondroma

115
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Neoplastic growths at Epiphysis?

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Giant cell tumor

Chondroblastoma

116
Q

Neoplastic growth at Metaphysis?

A

Osteosarcoma
Osteochondroma
Osteoid Osteoma

117
Q

McCune Albright syndrome?

A

Polostotic Fibrous dysplasia
Cafe au lait
Endocrinopathies

118
Q

X-ray showing “moth eaten” + “ground glass” bone?

A

Fibrous dysplasia

119
Q

<2 yo +Benign medullary Histiocytoma?

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Fibrous cortical defect

120
Q

X-ray showing “Scooped out” lesions?

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Fibrous cortical defect

Non ossifying fibroma

121
Q

Spongy bone filled with BLOOD + can Expand rapidly?

A

Aneurysmal bone cyst

122
Q

Gardener’s syndrome?

A

Familial Colorectal Ployposis + Osteomas

123
Q

20 yo + Painful tibial lesion worsen by ETOH?

A

Osteoid osteoma–> Relieved by Aspirin

124
Q

Caused by displacement of Growth plate?

A

Osteochondroma

125
Q

Usually in the medullary cavity of Hands + Feet?

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Endochondroma

126
Q

Multiple Endochondromas + soft tissue Hemangiomas?

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Maffuccii syndrome

Olliers without Hemangiomas

127
Q

Codman triangle on x-ray?

A

Osteosarcoma

128
Q

Homer-wright rossets?

A

Ewings sarcoma

129
Q

PNET t(11;22) ?

A

Ewing sarcoma

130
Q

10-15 yo WHITE male with Long bone tumor. What is on X-ray?

A

Onion skin periosteum

131
Q

MC metastatic tumors to Bone?

A 
Prostate 
Breast
Lung 
Kidney 
Thyroid
132
Q

Metastatic bone tumor causing Lots of Bleeding?

A

Renal cell carcinoma

133
Q

Blastic metastatic bone tumor?

A

Prostate

134
Q

Non cancerous growth of Dermal Dendritic cells and lesion with central “DIMPLE”?

A

Dermatofibroma

135
Q

Children associated soft tissue neoplasia?

A

Rhabdomyosarcoma

136
Q

Clonal cells that are Estrogen sensitive and show “Cigar shaped” nuclei?

A

Leiomyoma

137
Q

Micro-architectural deterioration + thinning of Trabeculae?

A

Osteoporosis

138
Q

Risk factors for Osteoporosis?

A 
Age 
Menopause 
Glucocorticoids 
Obesity 
Diabetes
Alcohol
139
Q

Pg of Menopause Osteoporosis?

A

Decrease estrogen= Increased IL-1 + IL-6 + TNF

Increase RANKL–> Increase Osteoclast actions

140
Q

Macrophages react to micro-fractures and Hemorrhage?

A

BROWN TUMOR–> Hyperparathyoidism

141
Q

Increased bone activity with peritrabecular fibrosis and Cystic brown tumors?

A

Osteitis Fibrosa Cystica–> HPT

142
Q

Cells that sense mechanical stress in bone and regulate Ca++ and Phosphorus?

A

Osteocytes

143
Q

Mesenchymal becomes cartilage–> Osteoblasts lay down bone on preformed cartilage mold?

A

Endochondral bone formation

144
Q

Bones without medullary cavities + Misshapen + pancytopenia?

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Osteopetrosis

145
Q

Membrane of GRANULATION tissue containing Macs + Osteoclasts + Fibroblasts which destroy Articular Cartilage?

A

PANNUS —> RA

146
Q

Fever + chalky white skin deposits?

A

GOUT

147
Q

OLD + Knee pain + crystals?

A

Pseudogout

148
Q

What is the process of bone healing (1-7)?

A 
CALLUS FORMATION 
Clot
Recruitment 
Neovascularization 
Fibroblast organization
removal of Dead tissue 
Osteocyte ingrowth 
Osteoclast remodeling
149
Q

Bone within Bone or Double bone appearance on X-ray?

A

Osteonecrosis

150
Q

what is the cellular composition of normal bone marrow?

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50% Cellular

50% Fat

151
Q

Hematogenous spread to Metaphysis?

A

Osteomyelitis in Children

152
Q

Saddle nose + Sabre shin?

A

Congenital Syphilis

153
Q

What types of cells predominate in Acute vs. Chronic Osteomyelitis?

A

PMNs for BOTH

154
Q

Sinuses + Involucrum + sequestrum?

A

Osteomyelitis

155
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Sinus drainage of osteomyelitis is a risk factor for developing?

A

SCC

156
Q

Sexual transmission + painful ulcer heals spontaneously?

A

Primary Syphilis

157
Q

Symmetrical Non Pruritic Rash (SOLES + PALMS)

Headache + LAD + Arthritis + renal/hepatic dysfunction?

A

Secondary Syphilis

158
Q

Soft tissue like granuloma + Degeneration of Joints + Loss of proprioception + might be severe with spread to heart or CNS?

A

Tertiary Syphilis

159
Q

GUMMA?

A

Soft tissue granuloma of tertiary Syphilis

160
Q

Congenital Syphilis?

A

Sabre shins

Saddle nose

161
Q

Segmental Granulomatous inflammation + fibrosis can cause Blindness?

A

Temporal arteritis

162
Q

ESR > 100 + Headache + Jaw claudication. Tx?

A

Temporal Arteritis== Corticosteroids

163
Q

Granulomatous inflammation @ Aortic Brach points?

A

Takayasu arteritis

164
Q

“pulseless Disease” Tx?

A

Takayasu arteritis == Corticosteroids

165
Q

Necrotizing vasculitis that spare the LUNG?

A

PAN

166
Q

What disease is associated with PAN?

A

Hepatitis B

167
Q

Aneurysms + fibrinoid necrosis?

A

PAN

168
Q

2 yo with Fever, conjunctivitis, palmar/ sole Rash, cervical LAD. What are major complications?

A

Kawasaki disease
Coronary artery Thrombosis–> MI
Strawberry TONGUE

169
Q

3 yo child with coronary artery vasculitis. Tx?

A

Aspirin or IVIg

170
Q

Mono clonal cryoglobulin, RF - , associated with Malignancy and causes Hyper viscosity?

A

Type I cryoglobulin

171
Q

Polyclonal (IgG and IgM), RF + , HEP C/ Sjogren/ SLE associated, causes IC vasculitis?

A

Type II & III Cryoglobulins

172
Q

Medium, Granulomatous necrotizing vasculitis that affect all organs EXCEPT the LUNGS?

A

PAN

173
Q

Granulomatous vasculitis that is associated with Smoking. what Abs and ANCAs directed against?

A

Beurger disease
Abs–> Collagen, Elastin, Laminin, endothelial cells
ANCAs–> MPO . lactoferrin, Elastin

174
Q

Palpable purpura is the classical sign for what?

A

IC mediated Vasculitis

175
Q

Small/ Skin vessel vasculitis due to drugs or infections?

A

Hypersensitivity vasculitis

176
Q

Purpura + arthritis + glomerulonephritis + abdominal pain?

A

Henoch Schonlein purpura

Might be: HS vasculitis

177
Q

Child with non granulomatous vasculitis and lower leg non-blanching purport. What is the Pg?

A

IgA IC deposition post INFECTION

178
Q

What are cryoglobulins?

A

Antibodies that ppt from serum in COLD

179
Q

Causes hyper viscosity syndromes?

A

Type I cryoglobulins (monoclonal)

180
Q

Palpable purpura with ulcers, peripheral neuropathy, Raynauds. Hep C infection. What will lab findings be?

A

Cryoglobulinemia vasculitis:
RF+
C4 decreased

181
Q

IgM + C3 deposits around arteries?

A

Cryoglobulinemia vasculitis

182
Q

Granulomatous with thoracic aortic Aneurysms?

A

Giant cell arteritis

183
Q

Pt with Shoulder + pelvic pain, morning stiffness is most likely to have what type of vasculitis?

A

Giant cell–> polymyalgia rheumatica

184
Q

Visual disturbances + jaw pain + arthralgia + headache. What is the most significant Lab finding?

A

HIGHLY elevated ESR

185
Q

Biopsy showing lymphocytes on the internal elastic lamina and adventitia?

A

EARLY Giant cell arteritis

186
Q

Elastic membrane destroyed by histocytes + plasma cells + fibroblast?

A

LATE GC arteritis

187
Q

Granulomatous vasculitis of Aorta and branches + asian women?

A

Takayasu

188
Q

MCC of acquired heart disease in Japan. What are some of the clinical signs and symptoms?

A

Kawasaki disease

PALM/ Soles rash + conjunctivitis + strawberry tongue + Myocarditis

189
Q

Myocarditis + strawberry tongue + profound Lymphocytosis. Tx?

A

Aspirin + IViG

190
Q

Cutaneous vasculitis is associated with what two lab findings?

A

Hypocomplementemia and Increased ANA

191
Q

IgG and C3 deposition around Dermal blood vessels?

A

Cutaneous vasculitis

192
Q

Purpuric lesions and DEEP cutaneous ulcer over Malleoli?

A

Rheumatoid vasculitis

193
Q

Granular IgM and C3 deposition and IC-complement cryoglobulins?

A

Rheumatoid vasculitis

194
Q

Glomerulonephritis + Pulmonary hemorrhage + neuropathy + skin involvement. what is the confirmatory Lab test?

A

p-ANCA positive–> Microscopic polyangiitis

195
Q

Focal granulomatous vasculitis with Chronic sinusitis + ulcerations + otitis media + saddle nose . What are the typical organs affected?

A

ERK–> Wegners
ENT–> ulcers
Respiratory–> hemorrhage
Kidney–> GN

196
Q

Dyspnea, cough, asthma, vasculitis?

A

Chrug Strauss

197
Q

Eosinophilia + vasculitis. What is the lab test?

A

p-ANCA +

198
Q

Oral + genital ulcers + arthritis + Middle eastern Man?

A

Bachet’s disease

199
Q

Associated with Hepatitis B?

A

PAN

200
Q

Causes Neuropathy, renal HTN, pericarditis, NO LUNG or GN what is the skin finding?

A

PAN–> Livedo Reticularis

201
Q

Thrombosis + aneurysms + fibrinoid necrosis?

A

PAN

202
Q

Ischemic digital ulcers + splinter hemorrhages?

A

Beurger disease

203
Q

Plasma + COLD + ppt with serum cold

precipitate?

A

Cryopercipitate

204
Q

Serum+ COLD + ppt?

A

Cryoglobulin

205
Q

Plasma cold ppt w. out serum ppt?

A

Cryofibrinogen

206
Q

Positive pathergy test, clinical symptoms?

A

Bechet-> Oral and genital lesions

207
Q

Destructive lesion in Vertebrae + Psoas abscess?

A

TB osteomyelitis

208
Q

What are the biochemical markers for bone formation?

A

ALP
Osteocalcin
P1NP

209
Q

What are the biomarkers for bone resorption?

A

Pyramidine crosslinks
n-teropeptide
CTX1

Rheumatology (4 decks)

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