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- Identify those individuals at risk for developing systemic lupus erythematosus (lupus).
- Compare and contrast the four types of lupus.
- Evaluate the possible causes of lupus.
- Identify common signs and symptoms of lupus.
- Select the laboratory tests and classification criteria necessary to appropriately diagnose lupus.
- Analyze the various treatment options for lupus.
- Discuss the impact of lupus as a chronic illness.
Lupus has been characterized as
What percentage of those diagnosed with lupus will die as a result of their disease?
What group of individuals is most at risk for lupus?
Women of what race are most at risk for developing lupus?
Which type of lupus mainly affects the skin?
Which of the following is the most prevalent form of cutaneous lupus erythematosus?
All of the following are potential complications of neonatal lupus, EXCEPT:
Which of the following is thought to be the prime cause of SLE?
One of the hallmark indicators of lupus is the formation of
It is estimated that what percentage of lupus patients' relatives will develop SLE?
The average amount of time that individuals will have symptoms of lupus before they are diagnosed is approximately
The most universal symptom of lupus is
Raynaud syndrome is characterized by all of the following, EXCEPT:
Which test is the most sensitive screening test for SLE?
According to the 2019 EULAR/ACR classification criteria, what is the entry criterion required to be classified as having SLE?
Which of the following lifestyle modifications is recommended for patients with SLE?
Patients with lupus who are taking an antimalarial drug should have which examination at baseline and periodically during treatment?
The most common developmental goals for young adults include all of the following, EXCEPT:
A disease such as lupus may not result in outward signs of the disease. This is termed
What is the most common coping problem for individuals diagnosed with lupus?
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