ABP Pediatric Rheumatology Practice Questions - ABP Pediatric Rheumatology Subspecialty Certifying Examination Exam

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A 3-year-old girl presents with painless swelling of the right knee and left ankle for 8 weeks, no systemic symptoms. ANA is 1:320 speckled, RF negative. Which ILAR category is most likely and what is the single most important screening intervention?

Systemic JIA — ferritin and echocardiogram Polyarticular RF-negative JIA — annual chest radiograph Enthesitis-related arthritis — HLA-B27 testing only Oligoarticular JIA — slit lamp exam every 3 months for uveitis

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Oligoarticular JIA — slit lamp exam every 3 months for uveitis

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