Sjogren Syndrome Flashcards

1
Q

What is Sjogren (Sjo) syndrome?

A

Chronic inflammatory disorder characterized by lymphatic infiltration of the exocrine glands

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Which exocrine glands are primarily infiltrated?

A

Lacrimal and Salivary

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3
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Sjo characterized by what?

A

Dryness of eyes and mouth

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4
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How can Sjo present?

A

By itself or combined with SLE, RA

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EtiologY?

A

Unknown, thought to be genetic with viral initiator

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What genetic bases are there for Sjo?

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Familial tendency

Increased HLA DR3

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7
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What viral titers have been associated with Sjo?

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EBV, CMV, HHV6

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8
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What is commonly found in salivary glands of Sjo patients?

A

Retrovirus HTLV-1

Coxsackie virus RNA

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9
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Which hepatitis can cause Sjo?

A

C

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10
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How do you diagnose ocular manifestations of Sjo?

A

Slitlamp: superficial erosions of corneal epithelium

Schirmir test:

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Systemic manifestation of Sjo?

A

Fatigue

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Neurologic manifestation?

A

Trigeminal, autonomic neuropathy

Dementia, lesions that mimic multiple sclerosis

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13
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Lymphomas of which cell line are common?

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B-cell line

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14
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GI manifestations?

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Rare malabsorption
Esophageal dysmotility
Mild pancreatitis

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