Rheuma Flashcards

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Thiazide diuretics SE?

A

High GLUC + Low MgNak

High => Glucose, lipid, uric acid, Ca
Low=> Mg, Na, K

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Medication cause osteoporosis?

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Phenytoin 
Glucocorticoid 
Cyclosporine 
Phenobarbital 
Heparin
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Indication of raloxifene?

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Osteoporosis in post-menopausal women.

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Lab indications of disease activity in SLE?

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Active SLE > high anti-dsDNA + low C3 / C4

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Dx of osteoporosis?

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DEXA

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Sensitivity of X-ray in osteoporosis?

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Not sensitive until bone density is decreased by >50%

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Dx of ankylosing spondylitis?

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X-ray of sacroiliac joint.

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Instructions for alendronate (bisphosphonate)

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Empty stomach (food decreases absorption) 
30 min before food. 

Remain upright for 30 min (prevent GERD)

With water.

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Rx of male osteoporosis?

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Alendronate

Recombinant parathyroid hormone

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Contraindication to using testosterone replacement?

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Hx of prostate Ca

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Dx of giant cell arteritis

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Biopsy of temporal artery

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Food increase risk of gout?

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Red meat
Seafood
Nuts (purine)
Beans (purine)

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Food help in gout?

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Milk and dairy products.

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Gout classic?

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Acute mono arthritis (MTP) peaks in 10 hr

Warmth, tenderness, swelling

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15
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Gout is associated with what Dz?

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HTN

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16
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Dx of gout?

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Joint aspirate

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17
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Joint aspirate in gout vs pauedogout?

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Gout: needle shaped, negative birefringent, monosodium urate

Pseudogout: rhomboid shaped, positive birefringent, CPPD

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WBC in joint aspirate of gout?

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50 x 10^9 mostly neutrophils.

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Importance of glucose level in joint aspirate of gout?

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R/o septic arthritis

Glucose is low in SA

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20
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Are there specific X-ray changes in gout?

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No

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21
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Role of pharmacological Rx in preserving joint in OA?

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No role.

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22
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Rx of OA?

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  • Ideal weight
  • Avoid excessive use of knees
  • acetaminophen (1st line)
  • IA HA or steroids => symptomatic relief.

No role of DMARD in OA

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Classic X-ray changes in OA?

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Decrease joint space
Osteophyte formation
Subchondrial sclerosis
Subchondrial cyst

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24
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What’s raloxifine?

What’s it used for?

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SERM (selective estrogen modulator)

Prophylactic of osteoporosis.

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Mechanism of action of raloxifene?
Estrogen agonistic effect on bone and lipids. So lowers lipoprotein cholesterol and augment bone mineral density.
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Raloxifene SE?
Hot flushes Leg cramps Risk of thromboembolic
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Causes of osteoporosis in men?
``` Obesity Alcohol Hypogonadism Low Vit D Low BMI Steroid use ```
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Effect of allopurinol in acute gout?
Worsen Sx
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Rx of acute gout?
- NSAIDs (indomethacin 1st choice) - Steroids - Colchicine NB: combination of steroids and colchicine is not recommended.
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Poor prognostic factors in SLE?
``` Renal Dz HTN Male Young or elderly Anti-phospholipid syndrome Black race ```
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Drugs induce lupus?
``` Procainamide Hydralazine INH Carbamazepine Phenytoin ```
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Effect of thiazide on bone density?
Improves bone density
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Indication of thiazide in osteoporosis?
Reduce risk of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women
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Ankylosing spondylitis (age + sex)
> 40 | Men > F
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Osteoarthritis effect in hands?
PIP + DIP of 2-5th fingers | CMC joint of thumb.
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Osteoporosis screen in F?
<65 If has > 1 risk factor (other than menopause) > 65 Should be screened regardless of risks
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Risk factors of osteoporosis?
``` Petite White Inactive Nulliparity Smoking High caffeine intake Alcohol Postmenopausal F Low Ca intake ```
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Most serious association of polymyalgia rheumatica?
Temporal arteritis > Monocular visual loss
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Polymayalgia Rheumatica classic?
1. Shoulder + hip pain > 1 mo (bilateral) Affects daily activity 2. Morning stiffness > 1hr 3. Age > 50 (~70) 4. ESR >40-100 5. Rapid response to steroids < 20mg
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Not a feature of PMR?
Muscle weakness | Muscle atrophy
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Abnormal labs in PMR?
Anemia ESR > 40-100 CRP high
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Complication of advance osteoarthritis?
Meniscal tear | Rx doesn't help.
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X-ray of osteomyelitis?
Periosteal thickening, cortical thickening, sclerosis
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Anaserine bursitis classic?
Nocturnal pain in medial knee region over upper tibia (2-3 cm below medial joint line) Unit or bilateral.
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Dx of anserine bursitis?
Local tenderness confined to quarter-sized area of medial tibial plateau. -ve valgus stress Normal X-ray of tibia
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Area of de quervain's tendinitis?
Wrist
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Medial joint line of knee pain is characteristic of what Dz?
Osteoarthritis. Medial collateral ligament injury Medial meniscal tear Fracture of tibial plateau
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Most important factor to improve bone density in anorexia?
Normalizing weight.
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Effect of OCP on osteoporosis?
None
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Mechanism of action of alendronate?
Decrease bone resorption | Increase new bone formation
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Gout vs pseudogout in age, joint
Gout: male + MTP joint Pseudo: female + knee, wrist, ankle.
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Fibromyalgia classic?
Childbearing F Generalized pain with multiple point tenderness Sleep disturbance Normal labs
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Fibromyalgia Rx?
Amitriptyline Cyclopenzaprine CBT Aerobic exercise
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Gonococcal septic arthritis classic?
1. Migratory arthritis 2. Papular rash 3. Multiple sexual partners 4. +/- urogenital Sx 5. Tenosynovitis
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Dx of septic arthritis?
Nucleic acid amplification | Cultures of sensitivity
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Rx of septic arthritis?
``` IV ceftriaxone (Gonorrhea) Doxycycline (Chlamydia) ```
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Rx of bite associated septic arthritis?
IV ampicillin-sulbactam
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Risk of gout?
``` Renal failure HTN Obesity Moonshine ingestion (lead) Alcohol Drugs ```
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Drugs causing gout?
``` Diuretics (thiazide) Salicylates Niacin Cyclosporine Ethambutol Pyrazinamid ```
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How long does acute gout attack take to resolve?
2 weeks
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Does colchicine alter high uric acid or prevent tophi?
No
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Triad of reactive arthritis?
Arthritis, Iritis + conjunctivitis Urethritis (+ GI sx + rash)
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Source of infection in reactive arthritis?
Urethral | GI
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Most effective drug to reduce fracture in osteoporosis?
Bisphosphonate
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Raloxifene prevents what fractures?
Vertebral only.
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HLA-B27 is associated with what erheumatological Dz?
Reactive arthritis Psoriatic arthritis Ankylosing spondylitis
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Myasthenia graves associate with what HLA?
HLA-DR3
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Pathophysiology of gout?
Purine metabolism defect > high uric acid.
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Risk of hip involvement in osteoarthritis?
``` Obesity High bone mass Old age Female Weight Bearing sports Hypothyroid. ```
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Specific labs for rheumatoid arthritis?
RF | Anti-CCP
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Indicator of pulmonary vascular fibrosis in scleroderma
TLC/DLCO > 1.6
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Pulmonary fibrosis changes in DLCO?
Low DLCO
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Side effect of gold salts?
Skin discoloration (mauve + grey) over sun exposed areas.
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Minocycline SE?
Photosensitivity Lupus Blue grey skin + teeth Diarrhea.
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SE of high dose steroids (>40)?
Psychiatric Sx (esp mood swings)
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Fibromyalgia trigger points location?
Along medial scapular borders Posterior neck Upper outer gluteal muscle Medial fat bass of knees
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Myopathies associated with high CK?
Polymyositis Dermatomyositis Alcoholic myopathy Hypothyroidism ass myopathy
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Myopathy with normal CK at all times?
PMR
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Is there a correlation between bone mineral density and risk of fracture in osteoporosis?
No All patient with Hx of fracture should be on Rx regardless of T score.