Vasculitis Flashcards

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What are the ACR criteria for Takayasu Arteritis?

A

Three of 6 of:
10 mm Hg bet arms
Bruit over subclavian
Narrowing in aorta

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What are some clinical features of Vasculitis?

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Multisystem disease
Constitutional S and S. 
Skin lesions
Ischemia
Glomerulonephritis, myalgia. Abdominal or testicular pain
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3
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What size vessels are effected in Drug induced and serum sickness?

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Small Vessels

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What size vessels are effected in Henoch Schonlein Purpura?

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Small

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5
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What size vessels are effected in Classic PAN?

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SMall and Med

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What size vessels are effected in Giant cell or temporal arteritis?

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Large

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7
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What size vessels are effected in Kawasaki Syndrome?

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Small and MEd

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What size vessels are effected in Cryoglobulinemia?

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Small

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9
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What size vessels are effected in Takayasu Arteritis?

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Large

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10
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What size vessels are effected in Churg Strauss?

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Small and Med

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What size vessels are effected in Malignancy associated vasculitis?

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Small

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12
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What are the Traits of PAN?

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Renal Vasc nephropathy
No lung inv
ANCA neg

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What are the Traits of MPA?

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Glomerulonephritis
1/3 ofcases involve lungs
ANCA pos

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14
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How is Henoch Schonlein purpura Dx?

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Two of 4 of: Palpable Purpura, Less than 20 yo, Bowel Angina, granulocytes in walls of arterioles or venules

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15
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What are the trait of Cryogloulinemia?

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Igs that undergo reversible precipitation in the cold
Acral Cyanosis, ulceration
Raynaud’s Phenom
Purpura, Arthralgia, Nephritis, Neuropathy

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16
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How is Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis Dx?

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Two of 4 of: Nasal or oral Inflammation
Abn Chest Radiograph
Urinary sediment
Granulomatosis inflammation on biopsy

17
Q

What are the traits of Polymyalgia Rheumatica?

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Pelvic and Shoulder Girdle Aching, morning stiffness, Low dose CS, Anemia, Elevated ESR and CRP

18
Q

What are the Clinical Features of Giant Cell Arteritis?

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HEadache, Temporal Artery Abn, Jaw Claudication, WL, Fever, PMR Symptoms

19
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What are the Lab features of Giant Cell Arteritis?

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Elevated ESR
Elevated CRP
Acute phase Reactants
Anemia
Inc Alk phos
20
Q

How is Giant Cell Arteritis Classified?

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older than 50yo
New Headache
Temporal Artery Abn
Elevated ESR
Abn Artery Biopsy
21
Q

What is Fibromyalgia?

A

Chronic Pain disorder w/ unknown etiology and unclear pathophys

22
Q

What is the initial Treatment of FM?

A

Patient Education: Reassurance, no infection, stress/mood, sleep disorders/ hygeine, EXERCISE

23
Q

What is the Medical Management for Pain in Symptomatic FM?

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Tramadol
Dual re-uptake inhibitors
Anticonvulsants
Topical Agents

24
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What is the Approach to Sleep problems in Symptomatic FM?

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Tricyclic AD
Anticonvulsants
Sodium Oxybate
Control Limb movement