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Vasculitis Flashcards

1
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what are the constitutional symptoms of vasculitis?

A

weight loss and fever

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2
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what is sign of small vessel inflamm in kidneys?

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active urinary sediment

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3
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what is sign of small vessel inflamm in lungs?

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hemoptysis

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4
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what is sign of small vessel inflamm in skin?

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petichiae purpura and hemorrhage

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5
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what are the three ANCA vasculitis?

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GPA
eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangitis
Micrscopic polyangitis

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6
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what systemic disease has vasculitis associated with it?

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RA and SLE

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7
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what are the two non ANCA small vessel vasculitis?

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IgA and ryoglobulinemic vasculitis

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8
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what is the medium vessel vasculitis?

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polyarteritis nodosa

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9
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what are the two large vessel vasculitis

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giant cell and takayasy

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10
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what are CNS signs of vasculitis?

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stroke, wrist/foot drop

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11
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what is the target of c ANCA?

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PR3

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12
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what vasculitis is c ANCA positive?

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granulomatosis with polyangitis

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13
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what is pANCA target?

A

MPO

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14
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what vasculitis are associates with p ANCA?

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microscopic polyangitis

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15
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what is another name for GPA?

A

wegeners

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16
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what is another name for eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangitis?

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churgg strauss

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17
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what does GPA effect?

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upper and lower respiratory tract and kidneys

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18
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what is patho finding of GPA?

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graulomatous inflammation of small vessels with extravascular granulomatous inflamaation and necrosis

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19
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what is GPA associated with?

A

cANCA

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20
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what is kidney finding in GPA?

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pauci immune glomerulonephritis

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21
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what occurs in prodromal phase of EGPA?

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rhinitis asthma and polyposis

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22
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what occurs in the secondary phase of EGPA?

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eosinophilia develops

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23
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what can the eosinophilia cause in EGPA?

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pulmonary pneumonia and gastroenteritis and myocarditis

24
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what is the hallmark of EGPA?

25
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does EGPA affect the kidneys?

A

nah not really

26
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what is seen on histo in EGPA?

A

eosinophilic necrotizing granuloma

27
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what ANCA is associated with EGPA?

28
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is MPA granulomatous?

29
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what is most common vasculitis that causes a pulmonary renal syndrome?

30
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what is MPA positive for?

31
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what two things does GPA have that MPA does not?

A

upper airway lesions and granulomas

32
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what is rx of ANCA vasculitis?

A

high dose steroids

33
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what is most common vasculitis in kids?

A

IgA vasculitis

34
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what precedes IgA vasculitis?

A

usually URI

35
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what are the three main signs of IgA vasculitis?

A

purpura
arthralgia
kidney disease

36
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what is pathologic finding on histo for IgA vasculitis?

A

leukocytoclastic vasculitis with deposition of IgA in walls of blood vessels

37
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type 1 cryoglobulin is what?

A

single monoclonal immunoglobulin

38
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what is Ig type in type cryoglobulin?

A

usually IgM

39
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type 2 cryoglobulin is what?

A

monoclonal Ig that acts against polyclonal Ig

40
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type 3 cryoglobulin is what?

A

polyclonal Ig that acta against polyclonal Ig

41
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what are cryoglobulinemic vasculitis often positive for?

A

rheumatoid factor

42
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C4 is low in what vasculitis?

A

cryoglobulin

43
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what is most common cause of cyroglobulinemic vasculitis?

44
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what does cryoglobulinemic vasculitis always involve?

45
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what is mainstay of rx for cryoglobulinemic vascultiis?

A

steroid high dose

46
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what do you do if organ threatening situation with cryoglobulinemic vasculitis?

A

plasma exchange

47
Q

what is onset of polyarteritis nodosa?

A

insidious with onset of fever malaise weight loss

48
Q

what is common early finding of polyarteritis nodosa that tips you of?

A

arthralgia and myalgia

49
Q

what is PAN associated with in GI

A

mesenteric ischemia

50
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does PAN affect the lung?

51
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what infection is PAN associated with sometimes?

52
Q

where does fibromyalgia rheumatica affect

A

hips and shoulders

53
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what predates giant cell arteritis?

A

fibromyalgia rheumatica

54
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what does takayasu arteritis affect?

A

aorta and its branches

55
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what is rx for takayasu and giant cell arteritis?

A

high dose steroids

56
Q

name the four drugs that are common causes of ANCA vasculitis

A

cocaine
minocycline
propythiouracil
hydralazine

57
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what infection can lead to cryoglobulinemic vasculitis?

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