Question 164 · LEK · Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Uveitis is one of the symptoms of juvenile idiopathic arthritis that may lead to eyesight damage. In which type of juvenile idiopathic arthritis does uveitis occur most frequently?
- A. systemic.
- B. polyarticular.
- C. polyarticular accompanied by the positive value of RF factor.
- D. oligoarticular.
- E. seronegative polyarticular.
Hint
Think about which JIA subtype, typically in young ANA-positive girls, requires regular slit-lamp screening.
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