*Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Flashcards

1
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Age of onset

A

15-40 y/o

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2
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Male/Female/Race

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Females 4-15x more common

African Americans

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3
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Health History Risk Factors

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Physical/mental Stress

Infection

Pregnancy

Surgery

Oral Contraceptive (can trigger a flare

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4
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Family History

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Positive

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5
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Onset

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Acute or insidious onset- often symmetric

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6
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Common location

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Can affect any joint

Most often wrists, hands, and knees

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7
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Symptom description

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Pain (arthralgia) without inflammation

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8
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Aggravating Factors

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Activity

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9
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Alleviating Factors

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Rest, but causes stiffness

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10
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24 hour report

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Prolonged morning stiffness (but less than RA)

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11
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Review of Systems

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Fever
Weight Loss
Fatigue
Malaise
serositis
oral/nasal ulcers
seizures
photo-sensitivy
Anemia
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12
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ROM/Mobility

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Limited findings except painful movement

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13
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Palpation/Observation

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Malar rash (butterfly rash on face)
Joint tenderness
Edema/warmth
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14
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Complications

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Osteonecrosis with corticosteroid use

20% of people:

  • Raynauds disease
  • Pericarditis
  • thrombosis
  • depression
  • irritability
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15
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Lab Tests

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Positive ANA

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16
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Diagnostic Criteria

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4 or more of the following:

1) butterfly (malar) rash
2) Discoid rash
3) Neurologic disorder: seizures or psychosis
4) oral or nasopharyngeal ulcerations
5) photosensitivity
6) pleuritis or pericarditis