Rheumatology_Arthritis Flashcards

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What are the signs and symptoms of Systemic JIA?

A

Fever (Characteristic fever where it falls below the baseline)
Rash
Early AM Stiffness
Hepatosplenomegaly

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Complications of Systemic JIA?

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Serositis

e.g. Cardiac tamponade

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Oligarticular JIA, extra articular manifestation

A

Anterior Uveitis

Needs 3-4 monthly review

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Polyarticular JIA, which joints affected

A

Large joints
TMJ
Cerivcal spine arthritis (can lead to growth disturbance)

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What are the extra articular manifestations of spondylar arthropathies?

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Skin - Psoariasis
Eyes - Iritis, Conjunctivitis
GI - Inflammatory bowel, apthous ulcers
Ethesitis - pain at the sites of tendon attachments

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  1. What is Osgood–Schlatter disease?
  2. Characteristic of the pain
  3. What is the complication?
A
  1. Inflammation of the patellar tendon attaching at the tibial tuberosity
  2. Characteristically pain occurs post activity, is self limiting
  3. Can cause avulsion fractures
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  1. What is Severs Disease?
A

Inflammation of the growth plate of the calcaneus

pain post running/jumping

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How do you dx arthritis in children?

A

Onset <16 yrs
Duration >6 weeks
Exclusion of other “arthritis”

There is NO DIAGNOSTIC TEST

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