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Arthritis Flashcards

1
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Subluxation, dislocation common in

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RA. SLE

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2
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Diffuse osteoporosis

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Only in RA

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3
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Normal mineralization

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All arthritides except RA

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4
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Aggressive erosion ( no sclerotic borders, no reparative bone)

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RA

Psoriasis

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5
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Non eggresive erosion (fine sclerotic border)

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Gout

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6
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Erosion in central portion

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OA

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7
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Periosteal new bone formation

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Psoriasis

Reiters syndrome

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8
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Ankylosis (bridging of a joint)

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Inflammatory arthropathies

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9
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Overhanging of edges

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Gout

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10
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Sunchondral bone

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OA

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11
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Osteophytes

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OA

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12
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Maintenance of joint space

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Only gout and PVNS maintain normal joint space in progressive disease

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13
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Uniform narrowing

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All arthritis except OA

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14
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Eccentric narrowing

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OA

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15
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Wide joint space

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Early inflammatory

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16
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Proximal joints

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RA
CPPD

AS

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17
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Distal joints

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Reiters

Psoriatic

18
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Symmetrical

19
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Swelling symmetrical around joint

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Seen in all but mc in RA

20
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Asymmetrical swelling

21
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Lumpy bumpy sts

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Gout (tophus)

22
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Swelling of entire digit

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Psoriasis, reiters

23
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Subq tissue calcification

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Scleroderma

24
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Calcification in cartilage

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Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate

25
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Degenerative joint disease

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Osteophytes

Subchondral sclerosis

Uneven loss of articular space

26
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Inflammatory arthritis

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Unmarginated erosions

Periarticular osteoporosis

Sts

Uniform loss of articular space

27
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Aggravated by joint use, relieved by rest

28
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Morning stiffness

29
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5 Hallmarks of OA

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Asymmetric narrowing of joint space

Subchondral sclerosis

Subchondral cysts

Osteophytes

Lack of osteoporosis

30
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Heberden’s nodes

31
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Bouchard’s nodes

32
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Gullwing pattern

Marginal proliferation
Central erosio

33
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Superolateral migration of femoral head

34
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Joint space is narrowest superiorly at weight-bearing portion

35
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Medial femorotibial compartment is commonly narrowed

36
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Vaccum phenomenon pathognomonic of

37
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Acroosteolysis: tift resorption

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Scleroderma

38
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Widespread soft tissue calcification

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Dermatomyositis

39
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Triad of reiters syndrome

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Urethritis

Conjunctivitis

Arthritis

40
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Ivory phalanx

Sausage digit

Pencil in a cup

Mouse ears

Tuft resorption

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Psoriatic arthritis

41
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Fused SI joints

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Ankylosing spondylitis- more common

Reiters syndrom

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