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5. The arthritis is in joints other than those specified.
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Prevalence of ANA
positivity
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Systemic lupus erythematosus
99%
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Post sepsis syndrome
95%
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Rheumatoid arthritis
50-75%
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Sjogren syndrome
75%
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Mixed connective tissue disease
100%
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Polymyositis
30-80%
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Malignancy
15-25%
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Diagnosis: (No
specific laboratory test result is diagnostic of Behçet syndrome)
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1-
HLA-B51
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2-
Pathergy test
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3-
Inflammatory marker: ESR, CRP, complement level, WBCs, Anticardiolipin antibodies
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4-
Brain MRI/CT for neurological lesions
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5-
Angiograph for aneurysm formation and thrombosis
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6-
Echo for valve vegetations and ventricular thrombi
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7-
Lesions biopsy
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1- Hyperuricemia
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2- Male sex
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3- Chronic renal failure
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4- Hypertension
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5- Obesity
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6- Coronary heart disease
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7- Diabetes
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8- Dyslipidemia
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9- Metabolic syndrome
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10- Organ transplantation
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11 - Drugs: diuretics, cyclosporine, low dose aspirin
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12- High purine food: seafood, meat
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13- Alcohol and high sugar soft drink
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Causes
of proximal
muscle weakness
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Myopathic
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Non-Myopathic
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Acquired
Genetic
1- Peripheral neuropathies with proximal
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1- Inflammatory:
1- Becker's or
weakness-vasculitis or CIDP
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A. Polymyositis
Duchene's muscle
2- Plexopathies: diabetic amyotrophy
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B. Dermatomyositis
dystrophy
3- Infiltration of nerve root: neoplastic
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C. Immune mediated
2- Limb girdle muscle
meningitis
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necrotizing
dystrophy
4- Myelopathy
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myopathy (IMNM)
3- Congenital
5- Neuromuscular junction: Lambert-
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2- Endocrine: Cushing,
myopathies
Eaton myasthenic syndrome
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dysthyroid
4- Mitochondrial
6- Anterior horn cell : spinal muscular
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3- Drugs: steroid,
5- Metabolic :
atrophies
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colchicine
glycogen or lipid
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4- Potassium disturbance
disorder
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6- Acid maltase
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Diarrhea with RBC/WBC
Diarrhea without RBC/ WBC
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1- Shigella
1 Entero - toxigenic E.coli traveler diarrhea
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2- Salmonella
)
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3- Campylobacter jejuni
2- Entero - pathogenic E. coli
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4- Clostridium difficle ( pseudomembarnous
3- Cholera
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colitis )
4- Cryptospordia
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5- Yersinia enterolitica
5- Isospora
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6- Entero- hemorrhagic E.coli (0157 : H7 )
6- Giardia
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7- Entero invasive
7- S. aureus
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8- Bacillus cereus
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9- Clostridium botulinum
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10- Clostridium perfringens
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11- Viral diarrhea
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Crohn's disease
Ulcerative colitis
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Involvement
- Extending from mouth to anus - Recturn spared - Perianal disease - Skip lesion
- Rectum and colon - Continuous lesion
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Pathology
Non caseating granuloma
Ulcer
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Gross
- Transmural - Cobblestones - Creeping fat
- Mucosal - Pseudopolyps
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Clinical pictures
1. Diarrhea 2. weight loss 3. abdominal pain
1. Bloody diarrhea 2. weight loss 3. abdominal pain
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Complication
- Fistula - Abscesses - Stricture
Toxic megacolon
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Primary Budd-Chiari syndrome (75%)
Secondary Budd-Chiari syndrome (25%)
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thrombosis of the hepatic vein
compression of the hepatic vein by an outside
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1. Polycythemia vera
structure (Tumor )
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2. Pregnancy
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3. Postpartum state
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4. Use of oral contraceptives
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5. Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
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6. Hepatocellular carcinoma
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7. Lupus anticoagulant
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Answer: E
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There is no granuloma
in pathology of ulcerative colitis
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Which of the following (12/2018)
is not known risk factor for developing hepatocellular carcinoma?
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A. Hepatitis B virus .
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B. Hepatitis A virus .
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C. Hepatitis C virus .
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D. Liver cirrhosis -
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E. Aflatoxins
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Symptoms
Sings
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1. Fever
1. RUQ pain
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2. Weight loss
2. Hepatomegaly
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3. Nausea / vomiting
3. Jaundice
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4. Anorexia
4. Pleural effusion
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5. Right shoulder pain
5. Elevated hemidiaphragm
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6. Weakness/malaise
6. Basilar rales, right
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7. Chills
7. Hepatic friction rub
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8. Abdominal pain
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9. Night sweats
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10. Rigors
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11. Diarrhea
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12. Pleurisy
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13. Dyspnea
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14. Cough
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Risk
factor of Barrett esophagus:
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1.
GERD symptoms for longer than 10 years
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