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Rheumatology Flashcards

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Is gout more common in M of F

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Men

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Causes of hyperuricaemia?

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psoriasis, haemolytic disorders, alcohol, purine intake

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treatment of acute gout

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NSAIDs/colchicine
corticosteroids
opiod analgesics

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treatment of chronic gout

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allopurinol (febuxostat if can’t tolerate allopurinol i.e. renal impairment)

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What is calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease related to? who gets it? where does it affect? treatment?

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related to OA
elderly get it
affects knee, wrist and ankle
treatment = NSAIDS, colchicine, steroids, rehydration

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What is chondrocalcinosis?

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calcium pyrophosphate deposition in cartilage/soft tissues without inflammation

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What is scleroderma?

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excessive fibrosis of organs and tissues

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What is scleroderma associated with?

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CREST

  • calcinosis
  • Raynauds
  • oEsophageal dysfunction
  • sclerodactyly
  • telangiectasia
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9
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Limited scleroderma

  • which antibody
  • where is skin involvement
  • organ involvement early or late
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anti centromere antibody

skin: face, hands, forearms, feet

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Diffuse scleroderma

  • which antibody
  • where is skin involvement
  • organ involvement early or late
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anti scl 70 antibody
skin: trunk
early significant organ involvement

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Environmental factors in SLE?

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UV light
silica dust
viruses e.g. EBV

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SLE - which type of hypersensitivity?

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type 3

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13
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type of endocarditis assoc with SLE

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Libman Sachs

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Antibodies in SLE

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anti ds DNA = specific
ANA - +ve but not specific
anti sm - specific but low sensitivity

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high or low c3/c4 in active SLE?

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low

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SLE
treatment for skin disease & arthralgia
treatment in severe organ disease
treatment in unresponsive disease

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skin disease & arthralgia: hydroxychloroquine, topical steroids, NSAIDs
severe organ disease: cyclophosphamide + IV steroids
unresponsive: Iv immunoglobulin + rituximab

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Antibodies in anti phospholipid syndrome?

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anti cardiolipin

anti beta 2 glycoprotein

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features of anti phospholipid syndrome

i.e. skin appearance? condition of veins? etc

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foetal loss
recurrent thrombosis 
superficial thrombophlebitis
migranes
livedo reticular
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19
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mainstay treatment of APS?

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anti coagulation

LMWH during pregnancy! warfarin = teratogenic

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Sjogrens
symptoms?
increased risk of what?
antibodies?
test?
treatment?
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dry mouth, dry eyes
(also: arthralgia, vaginal dryness, fatigue, parotid gland swelling, ILD, neuropathy)
increased risk of lymphoma
anti RO and LA
schrimmers test
tx = eye drops, saliva replacement (pilocarpine), regular dental care because ^ risk of caries, hydroxychloroquine for arthralgia and fatigue

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Side effect of pilocarpine?

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flushing

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Symptoms of IPEX syndrome

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v early onset DM 
severe malabsorption syndrome
severe infections
eczema
autoimmune thyroid disease, haemolytic anaemia
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23
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mutation that causes IPEX syndrome?

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FOXP3

24
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is being male or being female a poor prognosic indicator for RA?

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male

25
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Lung problems associated with RA

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bronchiectasis
pulmonary fibrosis
pleural effusions
pulmonary nodules

26
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Specific antibody for RA?

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ANTI CCP

27
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treatment of RA?

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DMARD within 3 months of symptom onset and steroid to cover lag phase
biologics e.g. anti tnf (infliximab, adalimumab) if unresponsive

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Antibody associated with mixed connective tissue disease?

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Anti RNP

29
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Signs of dermatomyositis

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Gottrons sign - red + scaly over MCP and PIP
heliotrope rash - red over eyelids
shawl sign - red over back of neck and in v down front of chest

30
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antibodies associated with polymyositis?

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anti jo

anti srp

31
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how does polymyositis affect the muscles?

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symmetrical proximal muscle weakness

32
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treatment of polymyositis?

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prednisolone

immunosuppression (MTX)

33
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what is there risk of in poly and demo - myositis?

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malignancy! (9% in poly; 15% in dermato)

34
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Pattern of muscle weakness in inclusion body myositis?

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distal muscle weakness

35
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inclusion body myositis - more common in males or females?

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males

36
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Relationship between PMR and GCA?

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50% of people with GCA have PMR

15% of people with PMR develop GCA

37
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Characteristics of PMR?

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early morning stiffness + pain
usually symmetrical 
shoulder girdle and hip 
muscle power NORMAL 
seen almost exclusively in over 50s
38
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what does PRM respond dramatically to?

A

low dose steroids

39
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what 2 inflammatory conditions is fibromyalgia associated with?

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seen in 50% of SLE and 25% of RA

40
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Enteropathic arthritis

  • what is it associated with
  • how is it treated?
A 
associated with IBD
DONT GIVE NSAIDS - may exacerbate IBD
treat the IBD! 
paracetamol, cododamol
steroids
DMARDs
Anti TNF
41
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Reactive arthritis – Reiter’s
what is the classic triad?
what infections commonly predispose it?
treatment

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classic triad 
- urethritis, uveitis, arthritis 
"can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree"
infections: chlamydia, neisseria, salmonella, campylobacter 
tx:
90% resolve spontaneously in 6 months 
NSAIDs
corticosteroids
AB for underlying infection 
DMARDs if resistant/chronic
42
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what type of arthritis are psoriatic, enteropathic and reactive usually?

A

reactive = asymmetric MONOarthritis

psoriatic and enteropathic = asymmetric OLIGOarthritis

43
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X-ray signs of psoriatic arthritis

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marginal erosions and whispering
pencil in cup deformity
osteolysis

44
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what is the hallmark of ank spond?

A

sacroiliitis

45
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ank spond more common in M or F?

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Men

46
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Ank spond = the ‘A’ disease, what are the ‘A’s?

A 
Axial arthritis
Aortic regurgitation
Anterior uveitis
Apical fibrosis
Amyloidosis
Achilles tendonitis
plAntar fasciitis
47
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Which HLA is and spond assoc with

A

HLA B27

48
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1st line treatment for ank spond

whats the tx if there is peripheral joint involvement?

A

NSAIDs

DMARDs only if peripheral joint involvement

49
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what neuro condition is GPA associated with?

A

mononeuritis multiplex

50
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GPA - which type of ANCA?

A

cANCA

51
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EGPA and MPA - which type of ANCA?

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pANCA

52
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What is seen in 90% of patients with microscopic polyangitis (MPA)?

A

glomerulonephritis

53
Q

main treatment of large vessel vasculitis?

A

corticosteroids

54
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What immunoglobulin mediates Henoch-Schonlein Purpura?

A

IgA

55
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what do over 75% of kids with Henoch-Schonlein Purport have beforehand?

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URTI, pharyngeal infection or GI infection

GAS is most common

56
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What is it essential to check in HSP?

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urinalysis because there’s renal involvement in 50%

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