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Pediatric rheumatology

pediatrics

10 cards·by rxguirol
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+ ANA in JIA
Uveitis
3 yr old male with weakness, rash in the face and hands, what is the most appropriate blood test to order?
CK
4 yo male with a history of URI 2 weeks ago develops swelling and severe pain in his right knee, and also abdominal pain what is the DX?
HSP
A patient has oligoarticular JIA, what is the maximum amount of joints that can be swollen in this patient?
4
What % of pediatric patients can have a + ANA without any clinical relevance?
15%
What are the different types of JIA ?
Oligoarticular, Polyarticular, systemic JIA.
15 yo female with lower back pain, stiffness and 18 lb weight loss with intermittent diarrheas? What is the diagnosis?
Inflammatory Bowel disease?
16 yo female with severe polyarthritis, dry eyes and dry mouth, you refer to opthalmology which is the appropriate eye exam for this patient
Schirmer's test.
A 15 yo AA female with fevers, arthritis, weight loss, BP 150/95, hematuria and proteinuria, what class nephritis does she most likely have?
Class IV nephritis.
Which are the classification criteria for diagnosis of Juvenile Dermatomyositis?
Proximal muscle weakness, Heliotrope or Gottron's papules, Elevated muscle enzymes, EMG demonstrating myopathy and + muscle biopsy