Sjrogens Flashcards

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Dry eyes and dry mouth is known as?

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Sicca syndrome.

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T/Fsjrogen is an autoimmune syndrome? Which cells are involved?

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T

Lymphocyte medited destruction starting with B cells then T clls

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2
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Dry eyes dry mouth and othe CTD is known as?

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Secondary sjorgen

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3
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Which is more common primary or secondary sjorgens?

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Secondary

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4
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Which CTD are commonly associated with Srojgen?

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RA most common
SLE
Polymyositis
Scleroderma least common

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5
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What are the predisposing factors to sjorgen?

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Genetic basis

Sjorgen Like syndrome seen in HIV, Hep C, EBV and GvHD

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6
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Which exocrine glands are most commonly affected ?

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Vaginal
Salivary
Lacrimal

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Which autoantibodies are most commonly seen in Sjtogrns?

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RF: IgG against IgM
SSA: Ro
SSB: R la

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What are the oral complication of sjorgen?

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Caries
Unpleasant taste 
Candida 
Ascending suppurative sialadenitis
Salivary gland enlargement
Burning
Malodour 
Cracker sign (difficult eatingdry food)
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9
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What are the eye signs of sjorgens?

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Foriegn body sensation
Inability to produce tears
Light intolerance

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10
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People that have secondary sjorgens, which precedes, the CTD or the dry eyes and moth?

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CTD

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11
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What are the association of SS?

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Automoimmine thyroid disease
Primary biliary cirrhosis
B cell lymphoma

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What investigations would you do in sjorgens?

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Bloods: SSA SSB, igA, RF
HIV, HEP C,
Saliva flow test
Labial gland biopsy: focal lymphocytic infiltrate, acinar atrophy, fibrosis
Schirmer test : sterile blotting paper inserted into conjunctival fornix and measure tear less than or equal to 5mm/5 min is reduced

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13
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T/F there is both cellular and humorwl immunity involve in sjorgens?

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14
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What are the general symptoms of sjorgens?

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Fatigue
Muscle pain
Arthralgia

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15
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What are the imagine modalities for sjorgens?

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To measure glandular function: scintiscanning

To detect gland damage : US, Sialogrpahy and MRI

16
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What are the advantages of using labial gland biopsy?

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It is the most specific test but it is invasive and risk of parasthesia

17
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What are the criteria for diagnosis of SS?

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Symptoms of xerostomia and xerophthalmia
Objective evidence of hypo salivation and dry eyes

Plus 2 of the following but has to be positive labial gland biopsy

Positive labial gland biopsy
Presence of SSA SSB
Positive imaging investigations

18
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What is the risk of developing lymphoma in Sjorgens?

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