Arthritis Flashcards
DIP nodule
herberden nodes
PIP nodule
bouchards node
MCP nodule
haygarths node
narrowing at superior margin of hip
OA
medial migration of hip
RA
widening of hip joint
infection
osteoarthritis is also referred as
DJD
osteophytes, sclerosis, disc thinning
OA
DJD
synovium, soft tissue swelling, juxta-articular osteoporosis, rate bites, ADI instability, migration and fusion
RA
targets SI in young males, moves up the spine, costovertebral joints, fragile, bilateral, marginal syndesmophytes
AS
fuses posterior joints and nuchal ligament
AS
anterior vertebral exostosis, ALL calcification, no disc loss, related to DM
DISH
diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis
can’t see can’t pee can’t dance with me
Reiters or reactive
DISH is also referred to as
Forestiers
reiters is caused by what
chlamydia
silver scales, pitted nails, ray pattern, pencil in cup, mouse ear, periostitis
psoriasis
overhanging edge sign
gout
purine metabolism (red wine, meat, cheese). monosodium. crystals, hyperuricemia
gout
chonedrocalcinosis
MC in the knee
CPPD
CPPD is also referred to as
pseudo gout
non traumatic calcified tendon near a joint
MC shoulder
HADD
reversible ulnar deviation, ADI instability, systemic,, malar rash
SLE
soft tissue calcinosis, tight shiny skin, dysphagia, acro-osteolysis
scleroderma
scleroderma is also referred as
progressive systemic sclerosis
bag of bones, density, debris, dislocated, disorganized, destruction, diffuse
neuropathic
charcots
multiple joint mice, crepitus, joint locking
synoviochondrometaplasia
osteochondromatosis
posterior joint DJD
arthrosis
anterior joint DDD
spondylosis
broken pars
spondylolysis
inverted Napoleon hat or brailsford bow
spondyloptosis
spina bifida
spondyloschisis
