final lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

____ are leading causes of death in SLE pts

A

complications of therapies & infection

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2
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goals of SLE therapy

A

ensure long-term survival
induction & maintenance of remission
improve QOL
minimize complications associated w/ treatments

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3
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non-drug SLE therapy

A

rest & exercise, avoid stress, smoking cessation, limit sun exposure, counseling & support services

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4
Q

when to use NSAIDs for SLE

A

fever, arthritis, skin rash, erositis (manage inflammation & pain)

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5
Q

decrease in renal function may be a side effect of

A

NSAIDs, rather than lupus nephritis

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6
Q

use ____ in all SLE pts

A

antimalarials

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7
Q

hydroxychloroquine dose

A

200-400mg/day

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8
Q

chloroquine dose

A

250-500mg/day

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9
Q

key monitoring for antimalarials

A

eye exams

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10
Q

onset of antimalarials

A

prolonged- may need steroid bridge therapy

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11
Q

when to use corticosteroids

A

more serious clinical manifestations, SLE symptoms unresponsive to other meds

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12
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steroid dose

A

mild: 10-20mg/day
severe: 1-2mg/kg/day

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13
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steroid pulse dosing

A

IV bolus 500-1000mg X3-6 days methylprednisolone followed by 1-1.5mg/kg/day prednisone

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14
Q

role of steroids in life-threatening disease

A

severe active nephritis, CNS invlvement, hemolytic disease

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15
Q

pulse dose steroids may be

A

quicker response & decreased side effects compared to long-term

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16
Q

prophylaxis needed w/ corticosteroid use

A

osteoporosis

17
Q

when to use immunosuppresive agents

A

in combo w/ steroids for lupus nephritis

18
Q

cyclophophamide is useful for

A

induction of remission

19
Q

azathioprine is useful for

A

mainenance of remission

20
Q

biologic agents used in SLE

A

belimumab & rituximb

21
Q

when to use biologics

A

in combo w/ other agents to induce remission for refractory lupus

22
Q

____ should not be placed on belimumab

A

african americans

23
Q

meds that can cause SLE

A

procainamide & hydralazine

24
Q

SLE chacteristics

A

15-45yo, females >males, common malar rash, psych symptoms

25
Q

drug-induced lupus

A

usually older age, no gender predominance , malar rash rare, musculoskeletal mst common