Rhematic Fever Flashcards

1
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Def rhematic fever

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Auto immune inflammatory dx involoving 5
Heart
Large joints
Chore
Skin
Skin

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2
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Mention organism causing rehmatic fever all names

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Group A B-hemolytic streptoccoci
Streptococcus pyrogens

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3
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What is meant by b hemolytic

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Complete hemolysis on the blood agar

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4
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Mention story of incidence

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5-15 y in developing countries
Equal both البنات دماغهم طاقه
In developing countries

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5
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Cause of rehmativ fever

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Following upper respirate tract infection or scarlet fever or impetigo after 2 to 4 weeks group a better hemolytic streptoccoci
In presence of genetic susceptibility

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6
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What is the antigen of the tissues that is containing molecular mimicry

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Myosin

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8
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Describe pathogensis of rhemuatic feverr…

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9
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Once carditid always……..

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Carditis

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10
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Mentio the two types of lesion done in rehmatic fever

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11
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Which is more specific in evidence of strepto coccus (scarlet fever or pharyngitid)

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Scarlet fever bec it is done only by streptococcus pyobens onlyyyyyuhuyyyyyy

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12
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How to spot imptigo

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Honeycomb scles

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13
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How to spot scarlet fever

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S sreptococcus
S sand paper rash
S strawberry rash

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14
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What is modification of johns criteria

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Subclincal carditits
Poly arthralgia

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15
Q

Chorea 1st inv

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Ecg

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16
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How to diagnose rheumatic fever according to criteria

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17
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What is significnace of sc nodules in rh fever

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Poor prognosis it indicates fibrosis

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18
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What is modified criteria for diagnosis of rheumatic fever?

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19
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What is a minor criteria for the diagnosis of rheumatic fever?

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20
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How to differentiate between digital toxicity and ECG changes, traumatic fever

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By ECG at DC digital ST segment depression curved

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22
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What are the evidence of the strept

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يا اما هيا او اللي طلع ضدها او أونبص في الزور او سكارليت

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23
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Diagnosis based on two major criteria is……… based on one major and two minor

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Stronger

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24
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Own rhematic fever, manifestations, are reversible except

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Carditis

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25
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Define arthralgia

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Joint pain only

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26
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Define arthritis

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Joint pain, red, hot, tender, swollen with limited mobility

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27
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Evidence for recent streptoccocs infection is required for all cases except

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Chorea

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28
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Diagnosis of recurrent fever dependence on

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Three minor criteria
Two major criteria
One major +2 minor criteria
Plus evidence of infection

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29
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Probable rehmatic fever

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One major or one minor or absence of a streptococcal serology

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30
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Cp of rhematic fever

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Arthritis 70
Pan carditis 50
Chorea 15
Erythema marginatum 5
Sc nodules 2-10

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31
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Mention characters of arthritis of rhematic fever

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70 %
Signs of inflm
Polyarthritis
Big joints
Fleeting
Fate no no
Salicylates dramatic
Asymmetrical

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32
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When arthritis is mono at

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Early stage

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33
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Describe erythema margintum

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Red macules with clear pale center
Sharp prog margins
Recurrent
Trunk limbs
No itchy
No face

34
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Sc nodules describtion`

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Small
Painless swellimhs
Prominences bones
Not inflammed

35
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Why sc nodules may ne missed

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Skin is notw inflammed

36
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Rheumatic chorea maybe the only manifestation of automatic fever

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Because it occurs late after the manifestations after four months, and the echo is essential to exclude subclinical carditis

37
Q

Progmosis of chroea

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Self limite

38
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Decribe manifestions of chorea

40
Q

Most serious manifestation of rheumatic fever

A

Pen carditis

41
Q

GR; what at carey comb murmr appears at mid diastole and pre systole

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Due to atrial contraction against stenosis

42
Q

How to differentiate between the number of joint affected

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More than five is poly
2 to 4 is oligo
1 mono

43
Q

What is the function of pericardium?

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Limit the diastole of the heart

44
Q

Describe becks triad

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Pericardial effusion
Tender liver
Congested neck veins
Distant heart sound

45
Q

What makes distant heart sound

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Pericardial effusion

46
Q

How the pain and the rub disappears during pericarditis

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Boy treatment
By effusion

47
Q

All affection of endocardium is regurge except

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3 stensis
Fibrosis
Carey comb
Austin flint

48
Q

Which part of the endocardium is more affected?

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Left side mitral valve

49
Q

Describe Austin flint murur

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Aortic regurge
Functional mitral stenosis
Atrial contractions at diastole
Transient s4

50
Q

Functional mitral stenosis

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Austin flint

51
Q

What makes double Apex and describe it

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One Apex at diastole which is abnormal atrial contraction
Bikes at all, which is normal ventricle contraction

52
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Soft systolic murmur propagating to axilla muffled S1

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Mitral regurge

53
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Soft systolic murmur propagating to Azela with S1

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Double mitral lesion

54
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Why weak S1

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Loss of muscular component due to myocarditis

55
Q

Decribe endocarditis

A

Or austin flint

56
Q

Describe myocarditis , pericarditis of rheumatic fever

57
Q

How to differentiate between the pericardial rub and a precordial pain from pelusristy

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If the pain is not related to respiration, so it’s cardiac

58
Q

Mention all galloping of heart during rhematic

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Most common s3 indication for chf
Transient se for carey comb

59
Q

According to robotic heart, disease lesions are usually seen in

A

Adolescence

60
Q

What are the early complications of rheumatic heart?

A

Congestive heart failure dilated with S3
Dysrrthmia

61
Q

Differentiate between other causes of arthritis

62
Q

Why rhematic arthritis doesn’t damage the joint while rhemotiod damage the joint

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Because it damages a articular cartilage while at Eelmatic, it damages, synovial membrane, and synovial fluid

63
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How to differentiate between rheumatic. Chorea and the other causes of chorea

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Wilson liver damage CNS affection(tremors, rigidity, gait affection)
Increase liver copper content decrease the serum ceruplasmin

64
Q

Differentiate the innocent murmur from rheumatic murmur

65
Q

Mention inv done incase case of rhematic fever

66
Q

Throat swab is usually negative

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As organism usually dissaperead from pharynx

67
Q

Esr may be normal in case of chorea

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Due to late affection

68
Q

Echo use incase of rhematic fever

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Valvular insufficient
Ventricular dilation

69
Q

Flask shaped heart

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Pericardial effusion

70
Q

Ecg findings incase of rhematic fever

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Prolonged pr

71
Q

Can rhematic occur after tonsillectomy

A

Yes by scarlest fever
Pharingitis

72
Q

Is asot positive is enough

A

No must rising titre
250-400

73
Q

Max dose of cortisol

74
Q

Primary prevention is hard

A

Bec 30% of cases are subclinical

75
Q

Decribe the preventive ttt of rhematic fever

76
Q

Benzathine penicillin
Dose
Route
Duration
Se

77
Q

Mention specific ttt of rhematic fevevr

78
Q

Asprini dose for arthritis

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100mg/ kg / day for 2-3 weeks
75mg/ kg / 3 times w-3 weeks

79
Q

Carditis ttt doses

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Predensione
2mg/kg/day for 2 weeks then taper over 4 weeks
And start 75mg/ kv for 6 weeks

80
Q

Mention primary prevention doses of penecilin