Management of Upper Limb Arthritis Flashcards

1
Q

name the joints of the elbow

A

ulnohumeral

radiocapitellar

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2
Q

name the joints of the wrist

A

radiocarpal

distal radioulnar

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3
Q

name the joint of the thumb

A

trapeziometacarpal joint

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4
Q

inflammatory causes of upper limb arthritis?

A

RA
psoriasis
gout

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5
Q

most common shoulder joint to become arthritic?

A

acromioclavicular

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6
Q

management of sternoclavicular arthritis

A

physio

injection

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7
Q

main causes of acromioclavicular arthritis?

A

trauma

impingement

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8
Q

management of acromioclavicular arthritis?

A

injection

excision

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9
Q

causes of glenohumeral arthritis?

A

cuff tear
instability
previous surgery
idiopathic

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10
Q

clinical presentation of glenohumeral OA?

A

pain
crepitus (grinding)
loss of movement, especially external rotation

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11
Q

can you replace a shoulder?

A

yes

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12
Q

complications of shoulder replacement?

A
infection
instability
stiffness
nerve damage
loosening
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13
Q

how can you get OA from a rotator cuff tear?

A

deltoid moves humeral head up after the tear causing it to grind and get OA

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14
Q

what does a reverse geometry shoulder replacement do?

A

reverses ball and socket

lengthens deltoid to stop upward migration of humeral head

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15
Q

is reverse geometry shoulder replacement successful?

A

not as good as THR or TKR

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16
Q

which elbow joint is most commonly affected by OA?

A

radiocapitellar

17
Q

is RA or OA of elbow most likely to cause instability

A

RA

18
Q

why is it best to excise the radial head in radiocapitellar OA

A

it is a secondary not primary stabiliser

19
Q

best candidates for an elbow replacement?

A

old people who won’t move it alot

20
Q

what arthritis is tendon rupture and synovitis common in?

A

RA

21
Q

what surgery can be done for RA in arm?

A

synovectomy
tendon realignment
replacement
fusion

22
Q

most common post traumatic OA of wrist?

A

scapholunate advanced collapse (SLAC)

23
Q

2nd most common post traumatic OA of wrist?

A

scaphoid nonunion advanced collapse (SNAC)

24
Q

no.1 joint in body for OA?

A

DIP

25
Q

clinical presentation of small joint OA?

A

DIP involvement
heberdens nodes
oslers nodes

26
Q

no.2 site in body for OA?

A

base of thumb OA

27
Q

base of thumb OA results in subluxation of which joint?

A

CMC joint

28
Q

treatment for thumb cmc joint OA?

A
rest
analgesia
splint
capsaicin gel
surgery
29
Q

which arthritis is dactylitis most common in

A

psoriatic

30
Q

which arthritis presents with pencil in cup deformity on x ray?

A

psoriatic

31
Q

most common areas affected in psoriatic arthritis?

A

hips
knees
hands
wrists

32
Q

what happens in boutonniere?

A

extensor hood of PIP joint becomes attenuated which causes it to flex
get hyperextension of DIP

33
Q

treatment for tendon deformities?

A

splintage

surgery