Connective Tissue Diseases (Msq Drill 183)

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1. Since the exocrine glands are affected will patients with Sjorgren syndrome will have watery or dry eyes?
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2. Sjogren's syndrome is associated with an increased risk of what disease?
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3. Systemis sclerosis is also known as _________ .
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4. Patients with sclerotic skin changes often accompanied by multisystem disease. True or false?
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5. A patient with scleroderma presents to your office complaining of pain in the digitis when they are exposed to cold and a white or bluish color. When rewarmed they trun red before they turn back to the normal color. You determine that this is:
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6. Patients with systemic sclerosis or scleroderma may have progressivwe fibrosis from increased deposition of _________________ in interstitium and intima of small alrteries and connective tissues.
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7. Does scleroderma have a male or female proponderance?
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8. **** Systemic scleroderma patients will have what antibody
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9. Limited scleroderma:
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10. A rheumatological emergency in scleroderma is:

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Creatine level will be elevated and proteinuria

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11. **** What will you treat the patient presenting with a scleroderma renal crisis?
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12. CTD diseases are ____________ diseases.
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13. What is key to the pathegenesis and therapy of CTD's
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14. Diagnosis of CTD's is __________ based using criteria.
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15. What is the sub serological marker for inflammatory muscle diseases?
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16. If you have SLe, scleroderma and polymyositis then you probably have:
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17. Usually patients with mixed connective tissue diseases will have high titers of:
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18. What do you treat mixed connective tissue diseases with?
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19. Polyarteritis nodosa is a prototype of:
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20. Necrotizing vasculitis of the upper airways affecting the sinuses, sicus cavity, lower airways and kidneys is known as:
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21. What is the antibody for Wegener's granulomatoma?
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22. In order to cofirm a diagnosis of Wegener's you need to have a:
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23. Polymyositis plus a rash is:
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24. Is there a variation of scleroderma that is only cutaneous with no systemic involvement?
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25. The antibodies of scleroderma AntiSCL-70 and anti-centromere antibodies do not always have to be present in order for you to make a diagnosis of scleroderma. True or false?
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26. Secondary Sjogren syndrome refers to the ______ complex that accompanies any of the connective tissue diseases such as xeropthalmia, keratoconjuctivitis, xerostomia with or without salivary gland enlanrgment.
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27. Can SS-A and SS-B also be seen in other CTD's
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28. What is the most common connective tissue disease?

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Sjorgren is the second most common CTD.

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29. The immune system destroys what organs in Sjogren's dynsrome?
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30. So the typical patient with scleroderma will present with:
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31. Dermatomyositis is an inflammatory muscle disease. Do the patients present with muscle pain or weakness?
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32. What three modalities are used to treat polymyositis and dermotomyositis?
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33. Is Sjogren syndrome a chronic or acute disorder?
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34. Is Sjogren's more common in men or women?
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35. The diganostic ciriteria for Sjorgen's also incudes:
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36. Do patients with Sjorgens have a high or low titer rheumatoid factor?
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37. How do you treat Sjogren's syndrome?
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38. What is the most common initial complaint of patient with scleroderma?
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39. Can Sjorgren's affect the parotid gland?
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40. Treatment of scleroderma includes:
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41. Treatment of connective tissue disease is specific or non-specific

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Treatment is aimed at specific manifestations of the disease.

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42. Sjogrens syndrom is divided into primary and secondary. Which of the two is a diagnosis of exclusion?
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43. What antibodies are associated with Sjogren's syndrome?
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44. Patients with polymyositis may present with:
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45. Is there an ybony involvement in sclerodactyly of the hands in patients with scleroderma?
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46. Is sclerodactyly seen in early or late scleroderma?
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Since the exocrine glands are affected will patients with Sjorgren...
Sjogren's syndrome is associated with an increased risk of what...
Systemis sclerosis is also known as _________ .
Patients with sclerotic skin changes often accompanied by multisystem...
A patient with scleroderma presents to your office complaining of pain...
Patients with systemic sclerosis or scleroderma may have progressivwe...
Does scleroderma have a male or female proponderance?
**** Systemic scleroderma patients will have what antibody
Limited scleroderma:
A rheumatological emergency in scleroderma is:
**** What will you treat the patient presenting with a scleroderma...
CTD diseases are ____________ diseases.
What is key to the pathegenesis and therapy of CTD's
Diagnosis of CTD's is __________ based using criteria.
What is the sub serological marker for inflammatory muscle diseases?
If you have SLe, scleroderma and polymyositis then you probably have:
Usually patients with mixed connective tissue diseases will have high...
What do you treat mixed connective tissue diseases with?
Polyarteritis nodosa is a prototype of:
Necrotizing vasculitis of the upper airways affecting the sinuses,...
What is the antibody for Wegener's granulomatoma?
In order to cofirm a diagnosis of Wegener's you need to have a:
Polymyositis plus a rash is:
Is there a variation of scleroderma that is only cutaneous with no...
The antibodies of scleroderma AntiSCL-70 and anti-centromere...
Secondary Sjogren syndrome refers to the ______ complex that...
Can SS-A and SS-B also be seen in other CTD's
What is the most common connective tissue disease?
The immune system destroys what organs in Sjogren's dynsrome?
So the typical patient with scleroderma will present with:
Dermatomyositis is an inflammatory muscle disease. Do the patients...
What three modalities are used to treat polymyositis and...
Is Sjogren syndrome a chronic or acute disorder?
Is Sjogren's more common in men or women?
The diganostic ciriteria for Sjorgen's also incudes:
Do patients with Sjorgens have a high or low titer rheumatoid factor?
How do you treat Sjogren's syndrome?
What is the most common initial complaint of patient with scleroderma?
Can Sjorgren's affect the parotid gland?
Treatment of scleroderma includes:
Treatment of connective tissue disease is specific or non-specific
Sjogrens syndrom is divided into primary and secondary. Which of the...
What antibodies are associated with Sjogren's syndrome?
Patients with polymyositis may present with:
Is there an ybony involvement in sclerodactyly of the hands in...
Is sclerodactyly seen in early or late scleroderma?
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