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1 fat soluable vitamins 2 HLA-B27 diseases
systemic associations with pre-senile
3 4 thyroid eye disease
cataract
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Terms in this set (100)
HLA-B27 diseases CRAP
Crohn's
Reactive arthritis [Reiter's]
Ankylosing spondylitis
Psoriatic arthritis
,chromosomal disorders "Elect at 18
Drink at 21
Calvin Klein is a man
Tina Turner is a girl"
Edward's : extra chromosome 18
Down's : extra chromosome 21
Klinefelter's : male with extra X
Turner's : female with missing X
serotypes of chlamydia/trachoma DicK : Chlamydia STD serotypes D-K [inclusion
conjunctivitis]
trA-Choma : Trachoma serotypes A-C
Reactive Arthritis [Reiter's syndrome] "Can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree"
thyroid eye disease NO SPECS
No signs or symptoms
Only signs [stare = Dalrymple Sign]
Soft tissue involvement
Proptosis
EOM involvement [IR usually first]
Corneal involvement
Sight loss
malignant melanoma evaluation ABCDE
Asymmetry
Border irregularity
Color differences
Diameter size
Enlarging
[most lethal primary skin cancer]
, late signs of trachoma "uncle Art and Herbert driving in a Tacoma"
Arlt lines [white scarring of superior tarsal
conjunctiva]
Herbert's pits [scars on limbal conjunctiva following
follicle resolution]
location of Vogt's striae and hydrops S : Striae : Stroma
[late keratoconus] D : Drops : Decemet's
Vogt's striae are vertical lines in the deep stroma and
hydrops are tears in Decemet's membrane
systemic associations with T-DOME
keratoconus
Turner's
Down's
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Marfan's
Ehlers-Danlos
[also mitral-valve prolapse]
keraToconus is DOME shaped cornea
types of deposits for stromal "Marilyn Monroe Got High in L.A."
dystrophy
Macular : Mucopolysaccharide [autosomal recessive]
Granular : Hyaline
Lattice : Amyloid
also GRanular has GReatest incidence
bacteria that can invade intact "Canadian National Professional Hockey League"
epithelium
Corneybacterium diphtheriae
Neisseria gonorrhea
Pseudomonas
Hameophilus
Listeria
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1 fat soluable vitamins 2 HLA-B27 diseases
systemic associations with pre-senile
3 4 thyroid eye disease
cataract
Don't know?
Terms in this set (100)
HLA-B27 diseases CRAP
Crohn's
Reactive arthritis [Reiter's]
Ankylosing spondylitis
Psoriatic arthritis
,chromosomal disorders "Elect at 18
Drink at 21
Calvin Klein is a man
Tina Turner is a girl"
Edward's : extra chromosome 18
Down's : extra chromosome 21
Klinefelter's : male with extra X
Turner's : female with missing X
serotypes of chlamydia/trachoma DicK : Chlamydia STD serotypes D-K [inclusion
conjunctivitis]
trA-Choma : Trachoma serotypes A-C
Reactive Arthritis [Reiter's syndrome] "Can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree"
thyroid eye disease NO SPECS
No signs or symptoms
Only signs [stare = Dalrymple Sign]
Soft tissue involvement
Proptosis
EOM involvement [IR usually first]
Corneal involvement
Sight loss
malignant melanoma evaluation ABCDE
Asymmetry
Border irregularity
Color differences
Diameter size
Enlarging
[most lethal primary skin cancer]
, late signs of trachoma "uncle Art and Herbert driving in a Tacoma"
Arlt lines [white scarring of superior tarsal
conjunctiva]
Herbert's pits [scars on limbal conjunctiva following
follicle resolution]
location of Vogt's striae and hydrops S : Striae : Stroma
[late keratoconus] D : Drops : Decemet's
Vogt's striae are vertical lines in the deep stroma and
hydrops are tears in Decemet's membrane
systemic associations with T-DOME
keratoconus
Turner's
Down's
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Marfan's
Ehlers-Danlos
[also mitral-valve prolapse]
keraToconus is DOME shaped cornea
types of deposits for stromal "Marilyn Monroe Got High in L.A."
dystrophy
Macular : Mucopolysaccharide [autosomal recessive]
Granular : Hyaline
Lattice : Amyloid
also GRanular has GReatest incidence
bacteria that can invade intact "Canadian National Professional Hockey League"
epithelium
Corneybacterium diphtheriae
Neisseria gonorrhea
Pseudomonas
Hameophilus
Listeria
