UHS PGET Pediatrics — Rheumatic Diseases of Childhood MCQs
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Sample Rheumatic Diseases of Childhood Questions
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are prescribed to decrease acute and chronic inflammation associated with various rheumatic diseases; however, many adverse effects have been encountered with long term use. Of the following, the NSAID that has the highest toxicity is
- A.celecoxib
- B.meloxicam
- C.indomethacin
- D.naproxen
- E.ibuprofen
A 7-year-old boy developed small hypopigmented depressed scars after fingernail scratches; he has been treated with nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for a rheumatic disease 6 weeks ago. Of the following, the NSAID that is MOST likely to cause such a unique skin reaction is
- A.celecoxib
- B.meloxicam
- C.indomethacin
- D.naproxen
- E.ibuprofen
Hydroxychloroquine sulfate is an antimalarial drug important in the treatment of SLE and dermatomyositis, particularly cutaneous manifestations of disease and to reduce lupus flares. Of the following, the MOST important procedure that should be done routinely during the course of administration is
- A.gastric endoscopy
- B.bone marrow examination
- C.muscle biopsy
- D.glucose-6-phophate dehydrogenase enzyme level assay
- E.ophthalmological examination
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