BL- OSTEOARTHRITIS Flashcards

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1
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Osteoarthritis

A

destruction of articular cartilage

proliferation of contiguous bone

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Degenerative joint disease

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a name for OA

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degenerative arthritis

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a name for OA

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degenerative arthrosis

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is a normal degenerative condition associated with aging. It affects mainly
cartilage which becomes rugged, irregular and worn out.

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Osteoarthrosis

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another name for OA

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Osteoarthritis Symptoms

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Joint pain/inflammation
decreased joint mobility
bony spurs

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Symptoms of OA

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pain with use, improved with rest
stiffness
rarely before 40
lack of systematic symptoms

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Signs of OA

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joint tenderness
bony enlargement
crepitance
swelling

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Heberden’s and Bouchard’s nodes

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Bony enlargement in the inter-phalangeal joint (distal and proximal, respectively)

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OA deformities

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Heberden's and Bouchard's nodes 
Genu Varus
Squaring of the 1st carpometacarpal joint
Hallux valgus
c/l spine spondylosis
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Genu Varus

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bow-legged

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Hallux Valgus

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big toe bunnion

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13
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spondylosis

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Degenerative change

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14
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In all OA studies, the relationship to_______is striking.

A

aging

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15
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Which population has the most severe OA disease

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Women. Aging is biggest risk factor

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16
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Primary OA

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no known inciting event

17
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Secondary OA

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known event or disease caused the OA

18
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The joint in OA is grossly characterized by:

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cartilage irregularities and “fissuring”

hypertrophy of bone adjacent to the joint

19
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Cartiallage consists of:

A
Collagen 
Proteoglycans
Matrix Proteins
Chrondrocytes
Water
20
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Chondrocytes

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synthesize extracellualr components

21
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Adipokines

A

cytokine produced by adipose tissue
low grade inflamation
Increases OA risk with obesity

22
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Predisposing factors to OA

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genetics
metabolic abnormalities
trama
inflammatory joint disease
Obesity 
Age
23
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Blood tests for OA

A

aggrecan, keratin sulfate, and chondroitin sulfate; type II collagen, link protein, and osteocalcin; cartilage matrix glycoprotein, and cartilage oligomeric protein (COMP).

COMP appears the most promising.

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OA treatment

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metalloproteinase inhibitors, synthetic proteoglycans, and intra-articular injection of chelators to inhibit MMP.

25
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OA Xray would show

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Asymmetric loss of cartilage - Bone touching bone
Bony spurs- prolifferative bone
Subchondral sclerosis

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Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs)

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collectively cleave most if not all of the constituents of the extracellular matrix.

27
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Chondrocytes:

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synthesize all of the important extracellular components
Proteoglycan
Collagen