Rheumatology Flashcards

1
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Criteria used to diagnose Adult Still disease

A

Yamaguchi

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2
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Treatment of severe refractory gout not responding to conventional treatment

A

IL-1 inhibitors
Anakinra
Canakinumab

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3
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ACR2020 new recommendations for urate lowering therapy

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conditional

Treat to avoid symptoms

  • two or more flares/year
  • tophi or radiological damage
  • multiple but infrequent <2/ year
  • first flare in the setting of CKD3 or more
  • urate > 9
  • urolithiasis

TREAT TO MAX URATE OF LESS THAN 6

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4
Q

New DMARD in JIA

A

Golimumab

Tofacitinib

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5
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COVID19 infection in children mimics Kawasaki disease

A

MISC

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6
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CD38 monoclonal antibody for refractory SLE

A

Daratumumab

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7
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Using genetic testing, number of auto inflammatory disease, x linked including relapsing polychomdritis, PAN , and Sweet syndrome

A

VEXAS syndrome

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8
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Role of TNF inhibitors, and Rituximab in SLE

A

No role

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9
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Biological agent for refractory SLE

A

Belimumab (B lymphocytes stimulator)

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10
Q

Lupus nephritis treatment

A

Mycophenolate

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11
Q

Fibromyalgia treatment

A

Dulouxitine
Milnacipran
Pregabaline

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12
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Enzyme involved in the pathogenesis of RA

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PADI (peptidylarginine deiminase)

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