Rheumatology Flashcards
bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy and pulmonary fibrosis
sarcoidosis
what causes meniere’s disease
fluid retention within the labyrinthine system of the ear, most commonly unilateral
vertigo, tinnitus, and decreased hearing
meniere’s disease (generally return to baseline between attacks)
phlegmasia cerulea dolens
venous occlusion due to massive ileofemoral thrombosis that involves most of venous collateral system
what condition causes false positive syphilis test
SLE
how to diagnose SLE
4 of SOAP BRAIN MD criteria: serositis, oropharyngeal ulcers, arthralgias (one of the most common symptoms), photosensitivity, blood disorders (leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, and hemolysis), renal disorders (proteinuria or kidney injury), antinuclear antibody positivity, immunological disorders (dsDNA positivity), neurological symptoms (psychiatric abnormalities and seizures), malar rash, and discoid rash
recurrent pregnancy loss in young female who is pregnant
SLE
rash seen in dermatomyositis
gottron papules (plaques on extensore surfaces of hands )and heliotrope eruption (around face)
labs to check in polymyositis
CK and LDH
polymyositis + dermatologic manifestations
dermatomyositis
muscle weakness in inclusion body myositis
distal >proximal
hand joints most commonly affected in RA
MCP and PIP (DIP is more OA)
MCC of boutenniere deformity
RA due to prolonged inflammation leading to central slip rupture
antibody associated with granulomatosis with polyangitis
cANCA
Upper and lower respiratory sx + renal sx, c-anca
GPA