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Rheuma Flashcards

1
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RA + pulmo nodules

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Caplans syndrome

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2
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Orange peel skin

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Nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy

Eosinophilic fasciitis

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3
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Fastest acting dmard

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MTX

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4
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Dmard w/c decreases mortality in ra

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Mtx

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5
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What to monitor w/ mtx tx?

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Cbc, crea, alt q2-4wks x 3, q8-12wks x 3 then yearly

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6
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How to treat mtx induced renal failure

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Glucarpidase

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7
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Predictor of cvs mortality in ra

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Inc homocysteine

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8
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Tx for atlanto-odontoid subluxation

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8mm asymptomatic- surgery

Symptomatic- surgery

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9
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Hydrochloroquine side effect

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Macular degeneration

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10
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Felty’s syndrome

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Leukopenia and splenomegaly

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11
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Still’s dse

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Leukocytosis, fever, salmon colored rash

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12
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Sweet’s syndrome

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Leukocytosis, painful red nodules

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13
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Tx of ankylosing spondylitis

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Exercise, PT
If with pain, Nsaids
If unresponsive, anti-TNF alpha agents

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14
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How to follow up px with ankylosing spondylitis

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Xray q3months

ESR for dse activity

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15
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Skin manifestation common in Reiter’s

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Keratoderma blenorrhagica

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16
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Tx of psoriasis w/ skin and nail involvement

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MTX

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17
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Never drugs in psoriasis

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Hydroxychloroquine
Beta blocker
Sunlight (UVB)

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18
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Pathergy test positive

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Behcet’s dse

Mouth/genital ulcers, EN, uveitis

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19
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Tx of mucocutaneous sx of behcet’s

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Colchicine

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20
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Tx of moderate to severe behcet’s

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Steroids

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21
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Caribbean with high fever and joint pains

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Chikungunya

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22
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Positive titers for ana

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> 1:160

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23
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Positive titers for rf

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1:80

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24
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Diff bet Oa and Ra erosions

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OA: central erosions
RA: periarticular erosions

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25
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Double line sign in T2 MRI

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Avascular necrosis

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26
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Pain on lat aspect of hip, cant sleep on that side

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Trochanteric bursitis

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27
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Negatively birefringent crystals

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Gout

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28
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Positively birefringent crystals

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Pseudogout

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29
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Tx of gout with CI to NSAIDs or colchicine

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Steroids

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30
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Allopurinol increases level of

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Azathioprine

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31
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In pseudogout, what is the crystal involved

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ca pyrophosphate

32
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Most commonly affected joint in pseudogout

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Knee

33
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Variable bifringence

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Ca oxalate

34
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Pain on abduction, tenderness on bicipital groove

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Bicipital tendinitis

35
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Pain on abd beyond 40 deg and int rot

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Rotator cuff tendinopathy

36
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Drop arm test +

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Rotator cuff tear

37
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No pain on extremes of movement but px complains of pain on abd

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Subacromial bursitis

38
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Pain beyond abduction to 120 deg

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Acromioclavicular joint arthritis

39
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Shoulder pain with recurrent swelling; tap reveals rbcs, ca phosphate and hydroxyapatite crystals

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Milwaukee shoulder

40
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What to do if there is thenar muscle wasting in carpal tunnel

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NCV studies

41
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Sat night palsy

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Compression of radial nerve in spiral groove

42
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Tx for dupuytren’s contracture

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Collagenase injections

43
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Pain in the anatomical snuff box after fall

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Scaphoid fracture

Spica splint then do mri or bone scan

44
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Meralgia paresthetica

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Compression of femoral cutaneous nerve

45
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Pain on medial aspect of knee 5cm below joint line

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Pes anserine bursitis

46
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Tenderness in the lateral aspect of the knee above joint line, snap on flexion

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Iliotibial band syndrome

47
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Movie goers sign

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Chondromalacia patella/ patellofemoral syndrome

48
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Point tenderness just below the knee while extending knee against resistance

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Osgood schlatter’s syndrome

49
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Ant drawer sign and lachman test +

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Acl tear

50
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Mcmurray sign +

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Meniscal tear

51
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Valgus test +

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Mcl tear

52
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Pain on percussion posterior and inferior to medial malleolus

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Tarsal tunnel syndrome

53
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Tx for fibromyalgia

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Amitriptyline

54
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Tx for polymyalgia rheumatica

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Steroids

55
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Recurrent pain in the neck, xray shows calcification of ligaments in neck

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Crown dens syndrome

56
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Sle

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Anti dsDNA, anti smith

57
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Drug induced lupus

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Anti-histone

58
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Subacute cutaneous lupus

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Anti-Ro (ssa)

59
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Scleroderma

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Anti-scl 70

Anti-topoisomerase

60
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Crest

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Anti-centromere

61
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MCTD

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Anti-RNP

62
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Polymyositis

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Anti-jo

63
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Dermatomyositis

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Anti-MI2

64
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Which sign is specific for dermatomyositis

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Gottron’s papules

65
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Sjogren’s

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Anti-ro, anti-la

66
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Schirmer test positive result

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67
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Wegener’s

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P anca (myeloperoxidase)

68
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Vacuoles + inflammation

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Inclusion body myositis

69
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Vacuoles with no inflammation

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Colchicine myopathy

70
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Poor prognosis for dermatomyositis

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Dysphagia

71
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Steroid psychosis

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Greater than pred 20mg/d with auditory hallucinations

72
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Sle psychosis

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On steroids

73
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What marker to follow for sle dse progression

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Anti-dsdna

74
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Tx for wegeners

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Non-severe: steroid + mycophenolate
Severe: steroid + cyclophosphamide
In remission: MTX
In relapse: rituximab

75
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Appears like ICH but BP normal

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Amyloid angiopathy of the brain

76
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Recurrent Serositis + arthritis

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Familial mediterranean fever

77
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Tx for Familial mediterranean fever

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Colchicine

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