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Duke PA Synovial Fluid Analysis

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general marker of inflammation   ESR  
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most commonly assessed acute phase reactants as markers of inflammation   ESR, CRP  
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sed rate   ESR  
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use a __ top tube for sed rate   lavender  
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rate at which RBC's fall to bottom of anticoagulated column in a specific time period   ESR  
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ESR is   not sensitive or specific  
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ESR for males __mm/hr   15  
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ESR for females__mm/hr   20  
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use a __ top tube for CRP   red  
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Correlates well with tissue necrosis or inflammation; positive test indicates the presence, but not cause of the disease; may help predict coronary disease   CRP  
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Positive in 60-80% of RA patients, but not specific (also present in health, other autoimmune dz, & chronic infections   Rheumatoid Factor (RF)  
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Positive in 70% of RA patients, only 2% of random blood donors; more specific test than RF for dx RA   Anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP)  
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Screening test for connective tissue disorders (pos in SLE, Sjögren’s syndrome, MCTD); titer & confirmatory tests of specific autoantibodies are done if ANA screen positive.   Antinuclear antibody (ANA)  
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Useful for diagnosis & follow-up of SLE   Anti-DNA antibody  
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typically seen in Wegener’s granulomatosis   C-ANCA  
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seen in many forms of vasculitis   P-ANCA  
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Diagnostic for sclerodermaPos in 45% of patients with scleroderma   antiscleroderma antibody  
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Most commonly performed on knee, but can be done on any involved joint, Used to evaluate monoarticular effusions or when joint disorder etiology unknown, Requires sterile technique to prevent osteomyelitis   arthrocentesis  
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arthrocentesis is most commonly done on the __ joint   knee  
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culture should include cultures for   Neisseria, Streptococcus, and Staphylococcus  
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normal synovial fluid appears   clear and straw-colored  
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glucose of normal synovial fluid should be within __mg/dL of plasma glucose concentration   10  
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normal WBC <__ cells/microL   200  
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normal RBC <__ cells/microL   2000  
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