Seronegative arthritis Flashcards

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what does seronegative arthritis mean?

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Negative RF

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What is ankylosing spondylitis?

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Chronic inflammatory rheumatic disorder with preference for axial skeleton and entheses
Onset in 2nd or 3rd decade
males>females

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AS clinical features

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inflammatory back pain
limitation of movements in anteroposterior and lateral planes at lumbar spine
limitation of chest expansion
bilateral sacroilitis on x-rays

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AS other features

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Peripheral joints
Achilles tendonitis 
Uveitis 
Aortic incompetence, heart block 
Restrictive disease
IBD
Osteoporosis and spinal fractures
AAD and cauda equina
Secondary amyloidosis
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AS management

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Physiotherapy
NSAIDs 
DMARDs 
Anti-TNF
ANTiI-IL17
Treatment of osteoporosis
Surgery
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Who gets psoriatic arthritis

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M=F
peak 30-50 years
Nail pitting can be seen
Skin disease does not correlate with joint disease

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What joints are commonly affected by psoriatic arthritis

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Neck, shoulder, elbows, base of spine, wrists, all joints of knuckles, fingers and thumbs, knees, ankles all joints of toes

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Psoriatic arthritis treatment

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Sulfasalazine
methotrexate
leflunomide
Cyclosporine
Anti-TNF therapy
Anti-IL-17 and 23
Steroids
Physiotherapy and OT
Axiald disease treated similar to AS
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What is reactive arthritis?

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Sterile synovitis after distant infection
infections include: salmonella, shigella, campylobacter, chlamydia trachoma’s or pneumonia
Infections from throat, urogenital and GI
Usually mono or oligoarthritis

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What else is commonly effected in reactive arthritis

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Urerthra
Conjuctiva
Iris
Soles of feet

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What is Reiter’s syndrome

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Arthritis, urethritis and conjuctivitis

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What are prognostic signs for reactive arthritis

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Hip/heel pain
High ESR
Family history and HLA-B27 positive

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Treatment of reactive arthritis

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Acute - NSAID, joint injection, antibiotics in chlamydia

Chronic - NSAID, DMARD

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What is enteropathic arthritis

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Commonly associated with IBD
Present with both peripheral and/or axial disease
Enthesopathy commonly seen

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Treatment of enteropathic arthritis

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NSAIDs difficult to use
Sulfasalazine
Steroids 
Methotrexate
ANTI-TNF
Bowel resection may alleviate peripheral disease
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