degenerative joint disease Flashcards

1
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aka for degenerative joint disease

A

osteoarthritis

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2
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changes to the joint

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osteoarthritis

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3
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a bony juxta-articular growth or nodule

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osteophytes

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4
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conversion of bone into a hard, ivory like mass

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eburnation

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5
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bony overgrowth in the osteoarthritis

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spurring and lipping

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6
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inflammation of the synovium

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synovitis

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7
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vertical clefts in the cartilage

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fissures

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8
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a disorder that occurs in the synovial joints and results in progressive degeneration of the articular cartilage and subchondral bone

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osteoarthritis

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9
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what kind of joints are affected by osteoarthritis

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synovial

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10
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age, genetics, nutrition, hormones, bone density, and inflammation are what kind of factors to osteoarthritis

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systemic

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11
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excessive/reduced joint use, muscle weakness, joint deformity, pre-existing articular disease, and immobilization are what kind of factors to osteoarthritis

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local

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12
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gender-age connection, obesity, altered biomechanics, and acute trauma are what kind of factors to osteoarthritis

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extrinsic

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13
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when are men more likely affected by osteoarthritis

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younger age

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14
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when are women more likely affected by osteoarthritis

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middle age and older

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15
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abnormal stress on cartilage leads to more susceptibility to what kind of disruption

A

mechanical disruption

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16
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as cartilage wears, what happens to the underlying bone

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becomes fissured and thickened

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17
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stage of cartilage degeneration wherein fine flakes of superficial cartilage become loosened and flake off

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fibrillation

18
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what appears during cartilage degeneration that eventually run through the full thickness of the cartilage, and potentially to the bone

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fissures

19
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during cartilage degeneration, synovial fluid may be forced into fissures that appear in the bone’s surface, producing cysts

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synovitis

20
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how does osteoarthritis present when first developing

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nearly asymptomatic

21
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abnormal ROM/biomechanics result in what two problems

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decreased joint nutrition, repetitive abnormal stress to joint surface

22
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stage of osteoarthritis: no inflammation or pain, repeated stresses to load bearing portions of articular cartilage, may last years

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mild

23
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stage of osteoarthritis: more pronounced breakdown of articular surfaces, progression leads to fibrillation, synovitis, fissures

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moderate

24
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stage of osteoarthritis: increased inflammation, capsule and ligament laxity, fissures extend to the subchondral bone, eburnation, pain, osteophytes, lipping/spurring

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severe

25
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how do osteophytes affect ROM

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severe restriction, may also affect surrounding tissues

26
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how do altered joint capsules affect ROM

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chronic inflammation can lead to thickening, adhesions, contracture

27
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a method of classifying the severity of knee osteoarthritis from grade 0-4

A

kellgren and lawrence system

28
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grade of kellgren and lawrence system: no radiographic features of osteoarthritis are present

A

0

29
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grade of kellgren and lawrence system: doubtful joint space narrowing and possible osteophytic lipping

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1

30
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grade of kellgren and lawrence system: definite osteophytes and possible joint space narrowing on anteroposterior weight-bearing

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2

31
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grade of kellgren and lawrence system: multiple osteophytes, definite joint space narrowing, sclerosis, possible bony deformity

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3

32
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grade of kellgren and lawrence system: large osteophytes, marked joint space narrowing, severe sclerosis, definite bone deformity

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4

33
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common osteoarthritis location: stiffness, radicular or nonradicular pain, osteophytes may cause neurovascular compression

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cervical spine

34
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common osteoarthritis location: lower back pain and stiffness, muscle spasm, limited ROM, radicular symptoms, spinal stenosis

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lumbar spine

35
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common osteoarthritis location: most common in older men, insidious onset, localized to the groin, reduced ROM, leg may be held in external rotation with hip flexed and adducted, limp or shuffling gait

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hip

36
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common osteoarthritis location: localized discomfort with pain or motion, limited ROM, crepitus, quadriceps atrophy, joint instability, genu varus/valgus, joint effusion

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knee

37
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common osteoarthritis location: tenderness at the base of the thumb, squared appearance to joint

A

cmc1

38
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common osteoarthritis location: occurs more frequently in women, usually involves multiple joints, lateral flexor deviation of joint, pain and discomfort after use, spur formation of joint margins

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pips and dips

39
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osteoarthritis in PIPs

A

bouchard’s nodes

40
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osteoarthritis in DIPs

A

heberden’s nodes

41
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common osteoarthritis location: insidious, irregular joint contour, pain and swelling aggravated by tight shoes

A

mtp1