NURS5463 Exam 3
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ATI Musculoskeletal System HNG 540: Exam #3 ABIM RHEUMATOLOGY ABIM -
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test when initiating CCR5 inhibitor or failure with CCR5 inhibitors>
Choose an answer
1 Hla-b*5701 Test 2 Hla-b*5701 Assay
3 Rapid Plasma Region (rpr) Card Test 4 Co-receptor Tropism Assay
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Terms in this set (111)
Staph gram stain? grape like clusters, gram positive cocci
Strep gram stain? chains or in pairs, gram positive cocci
autoimmune disease by drugs or disease Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
triggers (EBV), UV light, or estrogen?
autoantibodies cause damage to SLE
tissue/organs, deficient complement 3&4?
common initial complaint of SLE? arthralgias
, Butterfly shaped, malar rash on face, kidney most common affected organ-
skin and kidney characteristics of SLE?
glomerulonephritis
ANA? antinuclear antibody- detects autoantibodies; positive in SLE
anti-dsDNA? >25 during SLE exacerbation
Treatment of SLE? Methylprednisolone IV in severe case, Prednisone for maintenance or mild flares
triggers SLE exacerbation? Sulfa and UV light
baseline ophthalmologic exam prior to Hydroxychloroquine for SLE
ordering?
perioperative in SLE? Continue meds if severe SLE, hold for 1 week if not severe for THA or TKA
localized swelling of skin and mucous Angioedema
tissues?
Mast cell mediated rxn Angioedema? accompanied by urticaria and pruritus; Tx with antihistamines and glucocorticoids
Bradykinin mediated rxn Angioedema? doesn't involve histamine; from ACE inhibitors
anaphylaxis usually includes urticaria or angioedema; airway obstruction
Epi, H1 and H2 blockers, corticosteroids if histamine blockers no controlling swelling,
Tx anaphylaxis with?
glucagon to reverse BB
inflamed synovium, morning stiffness, RA
better with activity, symmetrical joint
swelling
arthrocentesis for synovial fluid analysis, ANA negative to rule out SLE, Rheumatoid
DX RA?
factor, Anti-CCP antibodies
Methotrexate- DMARD; myelosuppression and hepatic fibrosis SE; CI in child-
1st line treatment for RA?
bearing women
Non-biologic DMARDS continued through Methotrexate, Leflunomide, Hydroxychloroquine, and Sulfasalazine
perioperative period?
Dx of Giant cell arteritis (vasculitis temporal artery biopsy; MRA of CTA if unable to do biopsy, elevated CRP >10
highly specific for Temporal Arteritis? jaw claudication
tx of giant cell arteritis high dose corticosteroids (prednisone), aspirin to decrease risk of vision loss or CVA
? binds to CD4 receptor and co-receptor gp 120 = HIV protein
CCR5 or CXCR4?
most common, most aggressive and world HIV-1
wide HIV?
AIDs? CD4 <200 &/OR AIDs defining illness
can be detected in blood in 10 days after P24 antigen- NOT a standalone test
infection?
serum testing, EIA and Western Blot? 3rd generation immunoassasy for HIV antibody testing @12 weeks post infection
4th generation antigen/antibody test; if positive, differentiation HIV1 or 2
better for acute HIV infection detection?
immunoassay should be completed
perform to clarify Dx in negative or indeterminate differentiation immunoassasy and
viral load?
Tx monitoring
goal of viral load? every 3 months on tx for viral suppression monitoring; <50
test to determine which drug to avoid with Resistant Testing for HIV treatment
viral load >500?
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ATI Musculoskeletal System HNG 540: Exam #3 ABIM RHEUMATOLOGY ABIM -
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unstoppableunicorns Preview Rony_Wuodi Preview laban_munyao Preview lab
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
test when initiating CCR5 inhibitor or failure with CCR5 inhibitors>
Choose an answer
1 Hla-b*5701 Test 2 Hla-b*5701 Assay
3 Rapid Plasma Region (rpr) Card Test 4 Co-receptor Tropism Assay
Don't know?
Terms in this set (111)
Staph gram stain? grape like clusters, gram positive cocci
Strep gram stain? chains or in pairs, gram positive cocci
autoimmune disease by drugs or disease Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
triggers (EBV), UV light, or estrogen?
autoantibodies cause damage to SLE
tissue/organs, deficient complement 3&4?
common initial complaint of SLE? arthralgias
, Butterfly shaped, malar rash on face, kidney most common affected organ-
skin and kidney characteristics of SLE?
glomerulonephritis
ANA? antinuclear antibody- detects autoantibodies; positive in SLE
anti-dsDNA? >25 during SLE exacerbation
Treatment of SLE? Methylprednisolone IV in severe case, Prednisone for maintenance or mild flares
triggers SLE exacerbation? Sulfa and UV light
baseline ophthalmologic exam prior to Hydroxychloroquine for SLE
ordering?
perioperative in SLE? Continue meds if severe SLE, hold for 1 week if not severe for THA or TKA
localized swelling of skin and mucous Angioedema
tissues?
Mast cell mediated rxn Angioedema? accompanied by urticaria and pruritus; Tx with antihistamines and glucocorticoids
Bradykinin mediated rxn Angioedema? doesn't involve histamine; from ACE inhibitors
anaphylaxis usually includes urticaria or angioedema; airway obstruction
Epi, H1 and H2 blockers, corticosteroids if histamine blockers no controlling swelling,
Tx anaphylaxis with?
glucagon to reverse BB
inflamed synovium, morning stiffness, RA
better with activity, symmetrical joint
swelling
arthrocentesis for synovial fluid analysis, ANA negative to rule out SLE, Rheumatoid
DX RA?
factor, Anti-CCP antibodies
Methotrexate- DMARD; myelosuppression and hepatic fibrosis SE; CI in child-
1st line treatment for RA?
bearing women
Non-biologic DMARDS continued through Methotrexate, Leflunomide, Hydroxychloroquine, and Sulfasalazine
perioperative period?
Dx of Giant cell arteritis (vasculitis temporal artery biopsy; MRA of CTA if unable to do biopsy, elevated CRP >10
highly specific for Temporal Arteritis? jaw claudication
tx of giant cell arteritis high dose corticosteroids (prednisone), aspirin to decrease risk of vision loss or CVA
? binds to CD4 receptor and co-receptor gp 120 = HIV protein
CCR5 or CXCR4?
most common, most aggressive and world HIV-1
wide HIV?
AIDs? CD4 <200 &/OR AIDs defining illness
can be detected in blood in 10 days after P24 antigen- NOT a standalone test
infection?
serum testing, EIA and Western Blot? 3rd generation immunoassasy for HIV antibody testing @12 weeks post infection
4th generation antigen/antibody test; if positive, differentiation HIV1 or 2
better for acute HIV infection detection?
immunoassay should be completed
perform to clarify Dx in negative or indeterminate differentiation immunoassasy and
viral load?
Tx monitoring
goal of viral load? every 3 months on tx for viral suppression monitoring; <50
test to determine which drug to avoid with Resistant Testing for HIV treatment
viral load >500?
