Clinical Presentations Flashcards
hands @ DIP/PIP
joint pain/stiffness
osteoarthritis
also knees, spine, hip
single joint
acute onset pain/swell
septic arthritis
MCP
pain/min swelling
young pt
hemochromatosis
hands at PIP/MCP
RA
also wrists, elbows, knees, hips, toes
sacroiliac joint and spine
asymmetric oligoarthritis
seronegative spondyloarthrits
vertebral fusion
(bamboo spine)
ankylosing spondylitis
asymmetric oligoarthritis
DIP
dactyitis
enthesitis
psoriatic spondylitis
<5 joints, usu large joints
+ GI flare
type I IBD arthritis
> 5 joints, small joints
independent of GI sx
type II arthritis
1st MCP at base of great toe
(podagra)
gout
bilateral proximal m. weakness
worse in AM
polymyalgia rheumatica
proximal m. weakness
slow onset
distal weakness later in disease
inflammatory myopathies
endomysial inflammation
polymyositis
perimysial inflammation
dermatomyositis
worse upon waking
RA
pain improves w/ use
joint pain esp at night
OA
warm swollen knee or wrist
pseudogout (calcium pyrophosphate crystal)
morning axial spine stiffness
improves w/ exercise
seronegative spondyloarthrits
intermittent, recurrent attacks of swelling and pain in one or a few joints at a time, especially the knee
lyme arthritis
pencil in cup deformity
psoriatic arthritis
morning joint stiffness <30 min
OA
buckling, locking of knee joint
OA
crepitus
OA
asymmetric narrowing of the joint spaces
OA
cartilage is lost due to asymmetric mechanical forces
tenosynovitis
bursitis
sterile cellulitis
gout
large, well-demarcated erosions (rat-bite)
gout
gout sx in/around joints/bursae/tendons/extensor surfaces of forearms
chronic tophaceous gout
white, chalky deposits surrounded by fibrosis
chronic tophaceous gout
osteophytes
OA
intermittent attacks of acute mono-arthritis
gout
pseudogout
knee and wrist
iridocyclitis
systemic disorders... JIA sarcoidosis ankylosing spondylitis IBD
IBD
fibromyalgia
chronic uveitis
ANA + oligoarticular JIA
RF - polyarticular subtypes
fever, rash, and arthritis
systemic JIA
fever at least 2 wk duration
systemic JIA
acute uveitis risk
ankylosing spondylitis
Enthesitis Related
(ERA) JIA
GI sx, which JIA?
Enthesitis Related
ERA
Painless iridocyclitis in JIA most likely to occur in
a child with JIA under the age of 5 who presents with one or just a few affected joints
low complement
SLE
high anti-dsDNA
SLE
T/F
overactivity of TNF-a is a feature of SLE
F
a feature of RA
sudden severe HTN with rapidly declining renal function and microangiopathic hemolytic anemi
scleroderma renal crisis
closest of spondyloarthropathies to RA in chronicity and pattern of joint distribution but still distinct
psoriatic arthritis
chlamydia
reactive arthritis
GI bacterial infec
reactive arthritis