Post-test for session 1 of "How I Treat Autoinflammatory Disorders" course

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1. This disorder is a rare form of pediatric vasculitis with lung disease starting in infancy. It is most effectively treated with a Janus kinase inhibitor such as tofacitinib. *

1 point

TRAPS

SAVI

NOMID

RELA haploinsufficiency

2. A 10-year-old girl is referred with 6 months of recurrent fevers every 3-4 weeks with abdominal pain, mouth sores, myalgia, and arthralgia. She gets abdominal pain and mouth sores other times as well. Parents are not sure if she is ever completely back to herself since these fevers started. She still participates in school and sporting activities. While taking the history, it was found that her mother and two sisters have recurrent mouth sores. Which diagnosis seems to be the most probable? *

1 point

Behcet disease

CAPS

RELA haploinsufficiency

PFAPA

3. Which factor is not commonly found in autoinflammatory disorders? *

1 point

Positive family history

Non-stereotypical episodes

Absence of symptoms between episodes

Young age at onset

4. Which condition is not commonly found as a complication of autoinflammatory disorders? *

1 point

Cardiac arrhythmias

Amyloidosis

MAS

Hearing loss

5. Which drug has been shown to be effective in controlling the symptoms of undifferentiated autoinflammatory disorders? *

1 point

Prednisolone

Colchicine

Canakinumab

Tofacitinib

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