SLE Flashcards
1
Q
SLE type HS reaction
A
3
2
Q
Patient with Hx of SLE, present with nephrotic syndrome
A
Lupus nephritis
3
Q
Mx of lupus nephritis
A
Steroids + mycophenilate/cyclophosphamide
4
Q
Typical SLE rash
A
Spares nasolabial fold
5
Q
Patient with bacground of SLE, which CV complications most common
A
Pericarditis
6
Q
What happens to complement levels (C3,C4) during active disease
A
They are low
7
Q
SLE rash better or worse in sun
A
Worse
8
Q
SLE management
A
Sunblock and NSAIDs
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