Hancock Flashcards

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osteoarthritis risk factors

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age, obesity, excessive joint loading, athletics military

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2
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osteoarthritic joints mc

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neck, hip, knees

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3
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DIP nodes osteoarthritis

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Heberdens node

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4
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PIP nodes osteoarthritis

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Bouchard node

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5
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osteoarthritis

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degenerative progressive wear and tear of the joints cartilage at articulating joints

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osteoarthritis joint pain

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asymmetrical joint pain d/t bone on bone contact loss of cartilage

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pain in osteoarthritis characteristic

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dull ache, deep, relieved with rest and worse w/ activity

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Osteoarthritis presentation

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insidious onset w/ progression taking years to present, morning stiffness goes away after 30 minutes

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9
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Osteoarthritis findings

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joints squaring of thumb, joint narrowing, osteophytes

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10
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hip osa pain

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groin pain pain with internal and external rotation w/ knee full extension

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11
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osa management and workout

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weight loss for every 5 lbs lost = 50 lbs in knee strains and swimming good, Tylenol , nsaids, injections, visco injections go to ortho

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12
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RA general characteristics

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more common in women 3-1 and ages of 20-40 years age genetic predisposition necessary

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13
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RA clinical manefesations

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joints involved hands, and wrist McPhersons, pip

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14
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Rheumatoid arthritis hand and bony characteristics

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ulnar deviation of the MCP joint the swan neck contractors will remain ugly af, take care of c spine XR before surgery

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15
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Rheumatoid arthritis and pulmonary involvement

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Caplan syndrome: multiple rheumatoid nodules with hx of exposure to asbestos and silica dust

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16
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Rheumatoid arthritis triad felty syndrome

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seropositive ra, neutropenia and splenomegaly

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17
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felty santa

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splenomegaly, anemia, neutropnenia, thrombocytopenia, arthritis (ra)

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18
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rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis

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RF+ anti ccp ab: anti cyclic citrullinated peptide protein antibodies

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19
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Rheumatoid managemnt

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nsaids, steroids short terms

20
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Seronegative spondyloarthropathies

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Ankylosing spondylitis, reactive arthritis,

21
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ankylosing spondylosis

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hla-b27 Bl sacroilitis, characterized by ascending fusion of back “bamboo back” XR

22
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ankylosing spondylitis onset and characteristics

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young males stiffness worse in butt and low back worse with rest and better with exercise + fmhx, WITH ANTERIOR UVIETES

23
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Ankylosis hallmarks

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anterior uveitis, sacrolitis, and bamboo spine

24
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psoriatic arthritis findings

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sausage fingers, and pencil in a cup XR apperance

25
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reactive arthritis characteristics

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can’t see, climb or pee. inflmatorry condition that occurs after certain infections GI or GU, chlamydia, Camplybacter , typically involves 20-40 year old ppl

26
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reactive arthritis involves more?

A

TOES

27
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reactive arthritis rash

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keratoderma blennorrhagicum- waxy papular rash on palms and soles

28
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reactive arthritis diagnostics findings

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synovial fluid: cloudy viscous with reiterating cells XR: fluffy periostitis

29
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reactive arthritis TRIAD rosh

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conjunctivitis urethritis arthritis, Hal b 27

30
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septic arthritis definition

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joint infected with a pathogen that can cause rapid destruction of cartilage and synovium

31
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septic arhtritis pathogen MC

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Staph Aures

32
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Gout crystals involved

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monosodium urate

33
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gout definition

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hyperurecemia is the hallmark of this dz

34
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gout patho

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1) too much uric acid 2) decreased excretion of uric acid

35
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gout stages 1

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asymptomatic hyperuricemia

36
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gout stage 2

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acute gouty arthritis - impacts big toe at MTP joint-Podagra

37
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gout stage 3

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intercritical gout symptomatic period after initial attack

38
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gout stage 4

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chronic tophaceous gout- noted in poorly controlled gout - conglomerations of rate crystals TOPHI

39
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gout crystal characteristics

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negative needle shaped birefringent crystals

40
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XR gout

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punched out erosions

41
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gout management

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reduce: alcohol, seafood, red meats, and medication that increase uric acid levels

42
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gout and colchicine

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N/V/D change for CKD

43
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Pseudogout crystals

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calcium pyrophosphate crystal deposition

44
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pseudogout definition

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common in elderly patients with DJD, classically monoarticular with larger joints

45
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Pseudogout crystals

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weakly positive rod shaped razor like calcium pyrophosphate crystals

46
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XR gout vs pseudo gout

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gout: rat bite erosions pseudo XR: white lines of chonedrocalcinosis

47
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when do you not do arhtrocentesis

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atrificial joint and INR check do that