Seronegative Spondyloarthropathies Flashcards

1
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What is the scoring system for joints?

A

DAS

Disease Activity Score

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2
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Which HLA relevant?

A

B27

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3
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What are all the 7 “As” of AS?

A
Anterior Uveitis
Achilles tendonitis
Apical fibrosis
Aortic regurgitation
Amyloidosis
Atlanto Axial instability
Autoimmune bowel disease (UC)
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4
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What are other extrarticular features of AS?

A

Dactylitis
Enthesis
Sacroilitis
Chest pain from fused ribs

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5
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What forms the AS posture?

A

?
lumbar lordosis
fixed kyphosis

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6
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What is the posture test?

A

Schobers

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7
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What are Xray signs of AS?

A

Dagger sign
Bamboo spine
Syndesmophytes

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8
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What is the initial presenting sign of AS?

A

Pain above buttocks in young men with insiduous onset

Sacral illitis

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9
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What is the management of AS?

A

NSAIDs- Naproxen or Diclofenac for 3 months max dose
Sulfasalazine
Adalimumab(can’t take alongside infection and infection prone)
Physio and hydrotherapy

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10
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Are steroids effective in AS?

A

NO

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11
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What scores are useful for monitoring AS?

A

BASDAI or BASFI

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12
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How do you image sacroilietis?

A

MRI T1 and T2

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13
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What are signature signs of all seroneg spondylos?

A

Sacroilietis, ethesitis, inflammatory back pain

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14
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What are 3 signs of reactive arthritis?

A

Cant see (uve)
cant’ wee (urethritis)
can’t climb a tree (arthritis)

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15
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How long does reactive arthritis last?

A

Months on and off

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16
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What joints are affected in reactive arthritis?

A

Any

Often lower limbs and achilles tendon swelling

17
Q

What diseases cause reactive arthritis?

A

Campylobacter
Chlamydia
Salmonella
Shigella

18
Q

What are skin lesions seen inreactive arthritis and descrive?

A

Keratoderma blenorrhagica

Waxy brown lesions on soles of feet and hands

19
Q

Who do you need to liase with in reactive arthritis?

A

Opthalm
ID
Public health

20
Q

What penis sing in reactive arthritis?

A

Circinate balanitis

21
Q

How is reactive arthritis managed?

A

NSAIDs, skin and eyes treated with local steroids

If recurrent for over 6 months sulfasalazine

22
Q

What radiological signs in reactive arthritis?

23
Q

What % of patients with psoriasis have arthritis?

24
Q

What % progress to deforming arthritis?

25
What hand signs are seen in psoriatic arthritis?
Onycholysis Dactylitis Telescoping of fingers Pencil in cup on Xray
26
What are the 5 common presentations of Psoriatic arthritis?
``` DIP Asymmetrical oligoarthritis Symmetrical polyarthritis Spondyloarthopathies Arthritis mutilans (horrendous) ```
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How is psoriatic arthritis managed?
NSAIDs then add DMARDS methotrexate good for skin, or sulfsalazine Adalimumab
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What is used to assess PA?
PSARC
29
What rash do you get in enteric athritis?
Erythema Nodosum Pyoderma gangrenosum Sarcoidosis Mouth ulcer
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When do you get enteric arthritis?
IBD- peripheral and axial disease with occular disease and entethepathies
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How does treatment of IBD affect arthritis?
Causes it to remit, but sacroileitis remains