Day 9. Rheumatic diseases

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Topic 16. Rheumatic diseases: symptoms, diagnosis, modern treatment, prevention

To pass the test you need to answer 7 questions correctly

1) Number of group.

2) Full name

The occurrence of rheumatism is associated with a previous infection caused by: *

1 point

Staphylococcus aureus

Сoxsackie virus

Beta hemolytic streptococcus

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Candida fungus

The diagnostic criteria for rheumatic polymyalgia include all of the above, except:
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1 point

severe headaches

weight loss

all wrong

symmetrical soreness of the muscles of the shoulder girdle during palpation

stiffness in the shoulder girdle for 1 hour or more

In what age group is acute rheumatic fever most common?
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1 point

35 years

16 - 19 years

20 - 25 years

60 - 75 years

7 - 15 years

In which syndrome do patients complain of lack of saliva and dry mouth?

1 point

Behcet's syndrome

Myasthenia syndrome

Felty's syndrome

Down's syndrome

Sjogren's syndrome

Which of the following symptoms is not diagnostically significant for dermatomyositis:
*

1 point

Raynaud's Syndrome

Proximal muscle weakness

Dysphagia

Facial skin erythema

Polyarthritis

The most common cause of mitral stenosis:
*

1 point

infective endocarditis

acute rheumatic fever

arterial hypertension

atherosclerosis

pulmonary hypertension

What is the following symptom characteristic of arthritis as opposed to arthrosis:
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1 point

movement pain

bone growth

mobility restriction

joint crunch

edema and increased skin temperature

What joints are affected in rheumatoid arthritis in the first place:

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small and large at the same time

elbow

large

hip

small

A symptom characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis is *

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bilateral sacroileitis

Heberden nodules

symmetrical arthritis of the hands

achilitis

calcaneal bursitis

keratoderma

Rheumatoid arthritis is characteristic by:
*

1 point

localization of the pathological process in large joints

the presence of enteropathy

primary hip lesion

the disease starts after prolonged exercise

complete cure after hormone therapy

damage to the proximal interphalangeal joints of the hands

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