Take Five: A Psoriatic Arthritis Quiz

See if you can correctly answer these 5 questions that cover biomarkers, the CASPAR criteria, and more.

We continue our series of quizzes on psoriatic arthritis (PsA) with this set of 5 questions covering biomarkers for the disease, nail lesions, differentiating PsA from rheumatoid arthritis, and more. Are you ready for a challenge? Get started with the first question below:

 

Question 1.

Elevations in which of the following biomarkers are confirmed to be diagnostic of psoriatic arthritis?

A. ITGβ5

B. M2BP

C. C-reactive protein (CRP)

D. M2BP plus CRP

E. None of the above


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