vasculitis Flashcards

1
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pathogenesis of vasculitis

A

ICs
Cā€™
necrosis and thrombosis

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large vessel vasculitis symptoms

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limb claudication
asymmetric BP
absence of pulses
bruits
aortic dilation
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3
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medium vasculitis symptoms

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cutaneous nodules
ulcers
arthritis
livedo reticularis
digital gangrene
mononeuritis multiplex
microaneurysms
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4
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small vessel vasculitis symptoms

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purpura
urticaria
glomerulonephritis
alveolar hemorrhage
arthritis
granulomas
splinter hemorrhages
uveitis
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5
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large cell vasculitities

A
Takaysu arteritis (TAK)
Giant cell arteritis (GCA)
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medium vessel vasculitis

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polyarteritis nodosa (PAN)
Kawasaki disease (KD)
Buergers disease
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7
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small vessel ANCA assocaited

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microscopic polyangitis (MPA)
granulomatosis with polyangitis (Wegengers)
eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangitis (Churg strauss)

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8
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small vessel IC associated

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anti-GBM (goodpastures)
cryoglobulinemic vasculitis (CV)
IgA vasculitis (Henoch-Schonlein and IgAV)
hypocomplimentemic urticarial vasculitis

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9
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vasculitis associated with systemic disease

A

SLE
rheumatoid vasculitis
sarcoid vasculitis

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10
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vasculitis associated with infections

A

Hep B, C
syphilis
CA

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11
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other vasculitities

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drug induced either ICs or ANCA

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Takayasus arteritis

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aka pulseless disease
10 btwn arms
brutis

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13
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takaysus arteriogram

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dilation, aneurysm or narrowing in aorta or main brr

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14
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Giant cell (temporal) arteritis

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age >50

new cephalgia, jaw claudication, arm claudication, visual disurbances, neck pain, abdominal pain

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15
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polymyalgia rhematica

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type of giant cell arteritis

stiffness and pain in shoulders and hips (NOT weakness)

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16
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giant cell arteritis tests

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elevated ESR
increased AlkP
abnormal aa Bx (multinucleated giant cells)
CT, MRI, PET scans -> vascular edema and intimal thickening

17
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if temporal Bx is normal

A

must do MRI or CT angio for subclavian or axillary vessel narrowing
skip lesions- so might be missed

18
Q

if you see wrist or foot drop should think what?

A

this is mononeuritis multiplex

medium vessel vasculitis

19
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polyarteritis nodosa

A
fever
wt loss
livedo reticularis, skin ulcers, nodules
lungs spared
testicular pain or tenderness
myalgias 
mono or poly neuropaty
may have heart or brain involvement
20
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kawasaki disease

A
kids
fever for 5+days
strawberry tongue
erythematous rash- cheeks, palms, soles, 
cervical adenopathy 
conjunctivitis
21
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hypocomplementemic urticarial vasculitis aka

A

anti-C1q vascultitis

22
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hypocomplementemic urticarial vasculitis associated with

A

SLE

23
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hypocomplementemic urticarial vasculitis symptoms

A

wheals for >24 hours followed by ecchymosis

24
Q

what is essential mixed cryoglobulinemia associated with

A

hep C

sjogrens

25
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essential mixed cryoglobulinemia symptoms

A
raynauds
cutaneous ulceration
cold-inducted urticaria
digital gangrene
polyarthralgias
purpura
nephritis
peripheral neuropathy
26
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henoch-schoenlein purpura

A
purpura (100%)
arthritis (60-85%)
nephropathy (10-50%) -> casts
GI (85%) - ab pain w/bleeding
IgA ICs
kids
27
Q

ANCA associated diseases

A

aka pauci-immune

d/t white blood cells, Cā€™ secondary

28
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C-ANCA

A

wegners

29
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P-ANCA

A

churg-straus

microscopic polyangitis

30
Q

microscopic polyangitis

A

P-ANCA
NON-granulomatous
NO URT involvement
hemoptysis

31
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granulomatous polyangitis

A
wegners
C-ANCA
stridor
URT symptoms
migratory arthritis
hemoptysis
RBCs or casts in urine
32
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churg-strauss

A

P-ANCA
eosinophils
mono or polyneuropathy
asthma

33
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Bechets syndrome

A

turkish/Mediterranean
oral and genital ulcers + occular involvement
affects aa and vv so symptoms can basically be anything
can be a cross reactions with strp
CD4
can be dt amyloidosis

34
Q

other symptoms of bechets

A

uveitis
arthritis
phelbitis
pathery- needle stick -> pustule

35
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familial mediterranean fever

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episodic fever
colchcine tx 
arthritis
abdominal pain 
erysipelas-like plaque around ankles
pyrin not suppressed
36
Q

simple organ vascultis

A

angiitis of CNS- string of beads

cutaneous leukocytoclastic vasculitis