In this introduction to lupus, learn the initial presentation, manifestations, and demographics to help identify, diagnose, and refer patients with suspected lupus.
Learn to recognize the autoimmune serologic associations of SLE and when to order lab tests to help identify, diagnose, and refer patients with suspected lupus.
Learn about the different categories of drugs used to manage lupus, how lupus disease activity influences treatment protocols, and non-pharmacological interventions.
Learn to recognize symptoms and signs that may indicate a lupus flare and identify high acuity signs and symptoms that may warrant hospital admission.
In this activity, learn the epidemiology of lupus nephritis, how to diagnose lupus nephritis, when to refer to nephrology, and treatment paradigms.
In this activity, learn to identify important considerations for fertility and family planning in patients with lupus including medications and lupus activity.
Learn risk factors for coronary artery disease and osteoporosis, appropriate immunization schedules, and contraindications to immunization for lupus patients.
