chapter 32 part 7 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the common problem w/ arthritis that requires the pt to rest

A

fatigue

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2
Q

during acute phase the pt should

A

balance rest w/ exercise

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3
Q

how many time should exercise be done

A

3 to 10 times for each joint

w/ the lower number used on days when pain or fatigue increased

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4
Q

heat is better

A

for subacute or chronic joint inflammation

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5
Q

cold is more effective

A

in the acute phase when joint are to hot red obviously inflamed

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6
Q

for dry heat heat type of lamp is convenient

A

therapeutic infrared lamp and is inexpensive for home use

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7
Q

for treatment of the hand what type of bath is effective

A

paraffin’s bath

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8
Q

in a hot tub what temp should you not exceed

A

102

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9
Q

whirlpool bath promotes e

A

relaxation and motion w/ minimal pain

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10
Q

why should you not emerge a pt whole body in warm water

A

because it can cause physiologic changes in respiration and pulse rate

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11
Q

what type of support should a pt w/ RA have

A

evaluate for coping

the pt should have support group

encourage verbalization

express appearance

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12
Q

arthritis of a joint caused by high serum levels of uric acid

A

grout

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13
Q

where do Uric acid crystal come from

A

the body fluid and settle in joint and connective tissue

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14
Q

gout affect more

men or women

and what population is it common among

A

men and generally occurs during middle age

population that consume high-protein dt

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15
Q

what are possible factors of gout

A

genetic increased in purine metabolism leading to overproduction or retention of uric acid

consumption of a high-purine dt

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16
Q

when genetic increased in purine metabolism it can lead to

A

leads to overproduction or retention of uric acid

17
Q

excessive alcohol consumption can cause

A

increase production of kept acid that inhibit uric acid= hyperuricemia

18
Q

what can cause kidney stone

A

when deposit of crate crystal occurs in the joint and subcutaneous tissues

19
Q

where is the most common site where grout occur

A

big toes

20
Q

Diuretic therapy may cause

A

secondary gout from fluid loss that increase the serum uric acid level in the body

21
Q

what can cause secondary gout

A

diuretic therapy
and
certain drug that interfere w/ uric acid

22
Q

is caused by calcium pyrophosphate crystal

and what is it also called

A

pseudogout

calcium pyrophosphate disease

23
Q

what are some s/s of gout

A

elevated serum uric acid

tight reddened skin over an inflamed

edematous joint

elevated temperature

extreme pain in the joint

24
Q

how is gout DX

what is needed to confirm the DX

A

history and physical examination

arthrocentesis

25
Q

why is it important to rule out septic arthritis

A

because it can cause joint destruction within 24 hours w/out treatment

26
Q

what are not helpful for DX in early stage of the gout

A

imaging studies

27
Q

renal function should be done

A

prior to initiating drug therapy

28
Q

treatment of during acute attack consist of administration of

A

NSAIDs for 2 to 5 days

29
Q

Colchicine is given orally may bring what

A

dramatic pain relief w/in 24 to 48 hours

30
Q

what are some other medication given for gout

A

allopurinol,

probenecid (Benemid)

Febuxostat (Uloric)

lesinurad (Zurampic)

31
Q

when is an IV infusion Pegloticase given

A

a pt who do not respond to other therapies

32
Q

what are some nursing management for a pt w/ gout

A

teaching the pt about their medication and s/s

dt management- wt control

restriction of high-purine food and alcohol

fluid I&O 2000 to 3000 ml

33
Q

what are some food that should be avoid if the pt has gout

A

anchovies

sardines

sweetbread

liver

bacon

34
Q

what should you remind a pt taking allopurinol

A

do a liver test periodic