Lecture 11 - 15, Lab 1 - Rheumatology Flashcards
What is rheumatism/rheumatic disorder
What is OA
What is inflammatory arthritis and its 2 types
What is the epidemiology of RA
What is the etiology of RA
How do genetics/environment impact RA
Describe RA joint pathology
Describe RA joint involvement
Describe the course of RA
What are the classification criteria for RA
What are the clinical features of RA
What joints are involved in RA
What is an active joint count
What are general systematic features of RA
What are extra-articular features of RA
What are some lab tests for RA
What would be found on radiographs for RA
What should be included in an RA assessment
Describe atalantoaxial joint involvement in OA, describe its instability, its symptoms, how can we assess, and mange it
Describe TMJ with RA
Describe the shoulder with RA
Describe the elbow with RA
Describe wrist radial deviation with RA
Describe the wrist piano key sign
Describe the wrist tuck sign
Describe carpal tunnel syndrome
What happens to the hand in RA
Describe ulnar drift (RA)
Describe volar subluxation of MCP’s (RA)
Describe swan neck deformity
Describe Boutenniere deformity
Describe trigger finger
Describe RA’s affects on hips
Describe RA in the knee
Describe RA in the ankle
Describe RA in the foot
What’s a red flag in the joints for RA
Is it important to diagnose and treat RA early?
YES
Purpose of NSAID’s for RA
Purpose of analgesics for RA
Purpose and limitations of DMARD’s for RAS
Purpose and red flag of methotrexate for RA
Purpose of hydroxychloroquine for RA
Purpose of sulfasalazine for RA
What is triple therapy for RA
Purpose of biologics for RA and their side effects
Purpose of biosimilars for RA
Purpose of oral and injected corticosteroids and their side effects for RA
Compare physios goals in controlled and uncontrolled RA
Physios role in acute stage of RA
Physios role in transition period from acute to controlled stage of RA
Physios role in controlled stage of RA
Importance of educations in RA
What are key self-management skills to teach someone who has RA
What are some surgical strategies for RA
Describe spondyloarthritis
What are the 2 main subtypes of spondyloarthritis
What is enthesitis
What is inflammatory enthesitis
What are common sites of enthesitis
Whats the ASAS classification of Axial Spondyloarthrtitis
What is axial spondylitis
Axial spondylitis etiology
Axial spondylitis pathology
Axial spondylitis clinical features
What are the 3 red flags of AS and describe the symptoms
What are the radiographic findings and lab tests performed for AS
What is psoriatic arthritis
What is the presentation and features of psoriatic arthritis
Describe psoriatic arthritis on an X-Ray
What is the CASPAR criteria for psoriatic arthritis
Describe reactive arthritis
What are the clinical features of reactive arthritis
What is the outcome of reactive arthritis
Describe enteropathic arthritis and compare spinal and peripheral involvement
Describe treatment for AS
Go through the lab slides
For Rheumatology III refer to slides as it is cases
Seropositive vs seronegative inflammatory arthritis
Compare OA, inflammatory and chronic pain
Compare OA and RA joint pathology
Compare radiology of OA to RA
Compare seropositive vs seronegative inflammatory arthritis
What are the radiographic findings of ankylosing spondilitis
Compare joint pathology of AS and RA
Compare the extra articular features of RA to AS
Compare psoriatic, reactive and enteropathic arthritis
Compare medication between OA and inflammatory RA
What is non-pharmacological management for inflammatory arthritis and OA
What are general inflammatory arthritis red flags and AS red flags
Describe gout
Describe calcium pyrophosphate disease
Describe sjorgrens
Describe raynaud’s phenomenon
Describe scleroderma
Describe systematic lupus erythematosus
Describe polymalgia rheumatica
Describe giant cell arteritis & PMR
Describe inflammatory myopathies
