CORTEXT Flashcards

1
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What is the most abundant component of cartilage extracellular matrix

A

water

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2
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malignant swelling

A

Systemic upset with weight loss and fatigue

Larger lesions (>5cm)

An irregular surface

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3
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A mostly lucent lesion, with a patchy sclerosis, found within the metaphyseal region of long bones.

A

endochondroma

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4
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A lucent, multi-loculated cyst found within the medulla of many different bones, often with associated cortical expansion

A

anuerysmal bone cyts

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5
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A bony spur, originating the in metaphyseal regions of long bones, growing away from the epiphysis.

A

osteochondroma

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6
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a number of ? will congregate and begin to ‘drill’ into the bone,

A

osteoclasts

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7
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which cells lay down new bon e

A

osteoblasts

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8
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do myofibrils run across the fibre

A

no
they lie lognitutidinally

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9
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what is avascular necrosis a secondary cause of

A

osteoarthritis

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10
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primary malignant tumours which commonly metastasise to bone

A

Breast carcinoma
Prostate carcinoma
Lung carcinoma
Renal cell carcinoma
Thyroid adenocarcinoma

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11
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osteoclasts

A

bone resorption

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12
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osteoblasts

A

bone forming cells

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13
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Osteoprogenitor cells:

A

located on bone surfaces, for example under the periosteum, these cells serve as a pool of reserve osteoblasts

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14
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osteochondroma

A

dont usualy cause problems but can cause pain
commonest benign bone tumour

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15
Q

what are muscle fibres grouped into

A

fasiscles

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16
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connective tissue ofmuscle

A

surrounds the muscle as a whole is called the epimysium

the connective tissue around a single fascicle is the perimysium

connetive tissue around a single muscle fibre is the endomysium

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17
Q

in sle when disease is active do complement levels rise

A

no
levels are low when sle is active

18
Q

first test to do in suspected sle

A

urinalysis
to screen for renal diseade

19
Q

A thrombotic event in a patient with antiphospholipid syndrome is an indication for life-long anti-coagulation
true or false

A

true

20
Q

spondyloarthropathies

A

Ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis and reactive arthritis

21
Q

subchodnral scleoris s

A

thickening of bone seen in oA

22
Q

is RA hypo or hyper trophic

A

hypotrophic whereas OA is hyper

23
Q

joint aspirate in reactive arthritis

A

The joint aspirate in reactive arthritis is usually sterile- if it was positive for organisms on gram stain or culture then it is a septic arthritis

24
Q

extraarticular manifestations in spondyloarthropathies

A

Achilles tendonitis, aortic valve incompetence, uveitis and dactylitis

25
Q

dose of prednisolone in PMR

A

15mg strarting dose unles GCA then 40mg

26
Q

do steroids cause muscle hypertrophy or wasting

A

wasting

27
Q

osteootmoy

A

surgical realignment of a bone

28
Q

tendon which is commonly surgically repaired

A

patellar tendon

29
Q

bone laid down across area of stress

A

wolfs law

30
Q

what fractues cause impairment of grip

A

distal radial fractures

31
Q

posiitve grind test

A

hallux rigidus

32
Q

should a steroid injection be injected around the achilles

A

should not be administered around the Achilles tendon due to risk of rupture.

33
Q

extensor mechanism of the knee structures proximal to distal

A

quad muscle
quad tendon
patella
patellar tendon
tibial tuberosity

34
Q

knee locking

A

specific term for bucket handle tear

35
Q

principle clincial sign of adhesive capsulitis

A

loss of external rotation

36
Q

muscles of rotator cuff

A

subscapularis
supraspinatous
infraspinatous
teres mino

37
Q

collagen in dupuytrens contracture

A

collagen type 3

38
Q

nerve most at risk in displaced colles fracture

A

median

39
Q

where is the blood supply to head of femur from

A

obturator artery

40
Q

where is the blood supply to neck of femur from

A

circumflex

41
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