Arthritis Flashcards
1
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Clinical indications of Osteoarthritis
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- Pain on exertion, relieves with rest
- Joint stiffness & restricted ROM
- Morning stiffness < 30min
- Asymmetrical involvement
2
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Joint specific findings in OA
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• Heberden nodes
(Pain & dorsal thickening at DIP)
• Buchard nodes
(Pain & dorsal thickening at PIP)
• Rizarthrosis
(Inflammation etc. at 1st carpometacarpal joint) ..trapezoid + 1st metacarpal
3
Q
Classic radiological finding in OA
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- Irregular Joint space narrowing
- Bone spurs (osteophytes)
- Subchondral cysts
4
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Result of Inflammatory markers in osteoarthritis
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- Normal ESR, CRP
* Synovial fluid WBC count <2000 mm3
5
Q
Classic RA polyarthralgia
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- Morning stiffness > 30 min
- Symmetrical* Pain & swelling of..
- MCP & PIP
- (wrist & knee)
6
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RA Joint deformities
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- Swan neck
- Boutonniere
- Hitch hiker thumb
- Ulna deviation
Atlantoaxial subluxation
7
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Key Extraarticular features in RA
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- Constitutional Sx
- RA skin & lung nodules
- Pleural effusion
- Scleritis
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Raynaud phenomenon
8
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Key Laboratory tests in RA
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- Raised inflammatory markers
- Anti-CCP
- RF
- Synovial WBC 5000- 50 000/uL
9
Q
RA pt with Hx of active peptic ulcer diz..
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• NSAIDS not recommended
10
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Skin findings in Dermatmyositis
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- Helitrope rash
* Gottron papules
11
Q
Baker cyst seen in which arthritis
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Rheumatoid Arthritis