Lecture 2 - Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Compare the causes of osteoarithis and RA?

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OA - degenerative, wear and tear arithis of the articular cartilage, typically effecting weight bearing joints, onset is gradual. \uniateral , but from 50

Associated with ageing - 80% of 65 pus have signs of it, could be associ with a congenital ill development or trauma

RA - Bilateral, joint pain affecting smaller joints, is an autoimmune diesase, typically 30-50 yrs

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2
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List two symptoms of AS?

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Lower back pain, hip and heel pain (achilles)

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3
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List 4 risk factors of osteoporisis?

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Post menopausal, Poor diet, drug use 6 months +, Sedentary lifestyle, Genetics, low body weight, high alcohol

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4
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What is the diffe betwn Rickets and Osteomalacia?

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Rickets happens in those typically under 18 , pre epiph plaste closure and Osteomalacia in adults or adolescents

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5
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Who is most at risk of getting gout?

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Males 40+

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Compare the joints involved in osteoarith and RA?

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Ao is larger joints and unilateral , RA smaller joints and bilateral

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Why is Vit D important for bone health?

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It faciliates calcium absorption in the intestines and is directly involved in bone turnover

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8
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Why might some one develop bursitis?

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Trauma, infection, repetitive use, wear and tear

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9
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Define the condition Osteomyelitis?

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A bacterial infection of bone marrow resulting in necrosis and hence bone weakness

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