Vasculitis Flashcards

1
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general presentation of vasculitis

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myalgia, arthralgia, arthritis, fever >38, wt loss, malaise

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2
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what is ANCA and what are the names of the types

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Ab expressed by endothelium against neutrophil granulocyte

types: cytoplasmic, perinuclear

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3
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what test is used to detect ANCA

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immunofluorescence

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4
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what does ANCA stand for

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anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic ab

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5
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what score is used to monitor vasculitis

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Birmingham vasculitis score

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6
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causes of secondary causes of vasculitis

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infection, drug, toxin, inflammatory disorder e.g. cancer

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7
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broad categories of vasculitis

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large vessel
medium vessel
small vessel

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8
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types of large vessel vasculitis

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Takayasu arteritis

Giant cell arteritis

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9
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difference in age of presentation for large vessel vasculitis

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Takayasu arteritis: <40yrs

Giant cell arteritis: >50yrs

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10
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condition associated with large vessel vasculitis

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polymyalgia rheumatica

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11
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age, gender and race that are risk factors for takayasu’s arteritis

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japanese female aged 20 - 40

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12
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general presentation of takayasu’s arterities

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dizzy, vision change, weak arm pulses, weight loss, aortic regurg, HTN/IHD

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13
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blood tests for takayasu’s arteritis

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ESR, CRP

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14
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imaging for takayasu’s arteritis

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MRI / PET CT

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15
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management of takayasu’s arteritis

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prednisolone

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16
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examples of medium vessel vasculitis

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kawasaki’s disease, polarteritis nodosa PAN

17
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auto-antibody for kawasaki’s disease

vessels commonly affected by kawasaki’s disease

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anti-endothelial ab

often coronary arteries

18
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age group affected by kawasaki’s disease

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mainly children

19
Q

polyarteritis nodosa management

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corticosteroids +- cyclophosphamide

20
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“necrotizing lesions, aneurysm, segmental transmural inflam + fibrinoid necrosis” describes pathology of which disease

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polyartitis nodosa PAN

21
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categories of small vessel vasculitis

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ANCA associated and immune complex

22
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examples of immune complex mediated small vessel vasculitis

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cryoglobulinaemia, HSP, SLE, Goodpasture’s

23
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autoantibodies for GPA

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cANCA, anti-PR3

24
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pathology of GPA

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granulomatosis, necrotizing glomerulonephritis, retinal thrombosis

25
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male, resp tract ulcer, sinusitis, nasal crust, epistaxis, deaf, otitis media, saddle nose, haemoptysis, cough, purpura, cranial nerve palsy, conjunctivitis, proptosis, uveitis

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Wegener’s GPA polyangitis

26
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investigations for GPA

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CXR, urinalysis (proteinurea), autoantibodies

27
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examples of anca associated small vessel vasculitis

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wegener’s GPA polyangitis
microscopic polyangitis MPA
churg strauss EGPA

28
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autoantibodies for microscopic polyangitis mpa

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pANCA, anti-MPO

29
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microscopic polyangitis mpa pathology

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necrotizing glomerulonephritis, no granulomas

30
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what is pauci immune vasculitis

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ANCA associated small vessel vasculitis

31
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what is the difference between the presentation of GPA & EGPA

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EGPA has later onset and asthma and no eye/ENT involvement

32
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autoantibodies for EGPA

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pANCA, anti-MPO

33
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gender GPA more common in

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males

34
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what areas of the body are affected by PAN

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at vessel bifurcation skin/gut/kidney, spares lung

35
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what immune component is affected by Henoch-Schonlein purpura

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IgA

36
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age group affected by Henoch-Schonlein purpura

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children, occasionally adults

37
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predisposing factor sometimes present in HSP

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strep URTI 1-3 weeks before

38
Q

presentation of HSP

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purpuric rash on feet / buttocks / extensor surfaces plus glumerulonephritis +- abdo pain

39
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management of HSP

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self limiting, supportive