FELLOW CHALLENGE
MATCHING EXERCISE
Purpose: Matching pediatric rheumatology diseases with
clinical/laboratory characteristics
Directions: Please match the disease characteristics with
the disease. (Note: Each answer on right
can be used multiple times on the left.)
By: Charles H. Spencer, M.D.
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1. |
SLE_____________________ |
A. |
calcinosis seem commonly |
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2. |
JIA-systemic______________ |
B. |
+ RF of 300 IU possible |
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3. |
JIA-poly_________________ |
C. |
increased aldolase common |
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4. |
JIA-oligo_________________ |
D. |
+ ANA 1:160 possible |
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5. |
JIA-psoriatic______________ |
E. |
chronic uveitis common
complication |
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6. |
JIA-spondy_______________ |
F. |
hip pain/loss ROM common |
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7. |
Reiter’s___________________ |
G. |
in clinic in wheelchair
for 1st visit |
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8. |
Crohn’s __________________ |
H. |
night pain, low normal
platelet count |
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9. |
JDM_____________________ |
I. |
complication of SLE, even
without prednisone |
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10. |
Systemic scleroderma_______ |
J. |
papules, iritis,
proliferative arthritis |
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11. |
Local scleroderma__________ |
K. |
swelling, hyperaethesia of
foot |
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12. |
MCTD____________________ |
L. |
IgA nephropathy associated |
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13. |
HSP_____________________ |
M. |
arthritis in two toes, one
PIP |
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14. |
Sarcoid___________________ |
N. |
bone pain severe |
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15. |
Takayusu’s________________ |
O. |
shrunken finger with hard
line down palm |
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16. |
PAN_____________________ |
P. |
hypertension common
clinical problem |
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17. |
Wegener’s________________ |
Q. |
contracture of a knee with
leg length difference |
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18. |
Isolated CNS vasculitis______ |
R. |
out of school for weeks or
months |
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19. |
Behçet's_________________ |
S. |
nodules typical |
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20. |
Rheumatic Fever__________ |
T. |
large vasculitis skin ulcers severe complication |
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21. |
Lyme disease_____________ |
U. |
mother and daughter have same condition |
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22. |
Leukemia (ALL)____________ |
V. |
vasculitic spots on palms and soles |
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23. |
Neuroblastoma_____________ |
W. |
small oral aperture, tight skin on hands |
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24. |
Osteogenic sarcoma________ |
X. |
swollen knee, lytic lesion in femoral metaphysis |
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25. |
SCFE____________________ |
Y. |
sinusitis, nasal disease common |
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26. |
Fibromyalgia______________ |
Z. |
episodic arthritis, conjunctivitis |
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27. |
RSD_____________________ |
aa |
papular rash on PIP’s, MCP’s |
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28. |
AVN_____________________ |
bb. |
Ulcers on hard palate |
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29. |
periodic fever syndromes_____ |
cc. |
Raynauds characteristic |
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dd. |
VMA, HMA increased in urine |
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ee. |
weight loss, fever,
arthritis |
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ff. |
mouth ulcers, lymph nodes,
fevers, pharyngitis |
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gg. |
headache, coma, abnormal
MRI, brain biopsy |
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hh. |
chest pain, back pain,
fatigue, ESR 120, Hgb 8 |
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ii. |
age 12, male, swollen
ankles, swollen knees |
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jj. |
camping trip, swollen
ankle 5 months later |
Please send your best answers
to Linda Wagner by e-mail at lww@uchicago.edu
or fax to 773-363-0427. The fellow whose answers are closest to those of a
consensus of several attending pediatric rheumatologists will receive an ACR CD
slide collection. The answers will be posted in the July-August PROJ issue.