Mid term

Question 1

Arthritis of one joint

Answer 1

monoarthrosis

Question 2

arthritis that affects multiple joints

Answer 2

polyarthritis

Question 3

Monoarthrosis can be caused by these for things

Answer 3

Rheumatoid conditions
Infections
crystal induced
trauma

Question 4

Monoarhritic Rheumatoid athritises

Answer 4

Juvenile chronic arthritis (JCA)

Still’s

Question 5

Stills disease is a _____ arthritic condition and is sero_____

Answer 5

mono

negative

Question 6

can be sero negative or positive, (Type or Variant)

Answer 6

JCA

Question 7

crystal induced monoarthritis types

Answer 7

gout

pseudogout

Question 8

Gout is characterized by starting in a single ______ with a very sudden _____

Answer 8

joint (first MTP)

onset

Question 9

is the inflammatory component of CPPD

Answer 9

pseudogout

Question 10

Polyarthritic conditions can be caused by (4)

Answer 10

Inflammatory joint disease
Degenerative joint disease
Metabolic deposition disease
Blood polyarthritis

Question 11

“painfull soft tissue swelling of joints”

Answer 11

inflammatory joint disease

Question 12

“bony enlargement of joints”

Answer 12

degenerative joint disease

Question 13

“Lumpy, bumpy joints”

Answer 13

metabolic deposition disease

Question 14

“Painful soft tissue swelling”

Answer 14

blood polyarthritis

Question 15

starts in hands and feet ( small joints, symmetrical, inflammatory)

HLA-B27 negative
RH sero positive

Answer 15

Rheumatoid types

Question 16

Rheumatoid types (5)

Answer 16

RA
Systemic Lupus Erythematous
Progressive systemic sclerosis (Scleroderma)
Dermatomyosis
Transient viral infection

Question 17

only Rheumatoid type that starts primarily in the joint

Answer 17

RA

Question 18

mimics muscular dystrophy

Answer 18

dermatomyosis

Question 19

asymmetric, large joints/axial skeleton
HLA-27 positive
Rh sero negative

Answer 19

Rheumatoid variants

Question 20

Rheumatoid variant conditions (4)

Answer 20

Psoriatic Arthritis
AS
Inflammatory Bowl disease
Reiter’s syndrome

Question 21

subtypes of djd

Answer 21

primary

secondary

Question 22

these conditions can be either primary or secondary oust arthritis

Answer 22

charcot’s joints

EOA

Question 23

only inflammatory DJD

Answer 23

EOA

Question 24

Polyarthritic metabolic deposition diseases

*can be normal or abnormal byproduct

Answer 24

gout
amyloidosis
hyperlipidemia
multicentric reticulocytosis

Question 25

Hemophilia can cause

Answer 25

blood polyarthritis

Question 26

blood bleeds into joint causing inflammatory response that irritates synovial membrane

Answer 26

blood polyarthritis

Question 27

these conditions do not have any osteopenia around affected joints

Answer 27

psoriatic | gout

Question 28

podagra

Answer 28

gout in 1rst MTP

Question 29

stages of gout

Answer 29

hyperurecemia Acute monoarticular chronic periarticular: around ankle (swelling+joints affected) chronic tophaceous

Question 30

overhanging margins

Answer 30

gout

Question 31

does not have osteopenia near affected joints

Answer 31

psoriatic | gout

Question 32

4 states of gout developement

Answer 32

hyperurecemia acute monoarcitular periarticular chronic tophaceous

Question 33

what stage of gout has overhanging margins?

Answer 33

chronic tophacous

Question 34

joint space narrowing in later stages in what disease but erosions in earlier stages?

Answer 34

gout

Question 35

how do tophi cause radioluscent, geographical lesions?

Answer 35

top press against the bone and inactivate osteoblasts, but still allow bone reabsorption

Question 36

pathoneumonic findings for gout?

Answer 36

reabsorption of clavicle | non traumatic olecrannon bursitis

Question 37

first MT... how do you tell the difference between RA and DJD?

Answer 37

RA-bilateral | DJD- change in joint angle

Question 38

CPPD is the same as ____ except different ______

Answer 38

HADD | Crystal deposition

Question 39

can be both inflammatory or degenerative

Answer 39

CPPD

Question 40

CPPD clinical entities

Answer 40

``` chondrocalcinosis inflammatory arthritis (pseudogout) Pyrophosphate athropathy (DJD) ```

Question 41

chondrocalcinosis affects what types of cartilage?

Answer 41

hylaline | fibrocartilage

Question 42

hyaline chondrocalcinosis has a _____ appearance

Answer 42

curvilinear

Question 43

fibrocartilage calcinosis has a ______ appearance

Answer 43

amorphous

Question 44

_____ is more common than____ therefore when seen on a radiograph, just assume _____

Answer 44

CPPD HPT CPPD

Question 45

joints of the vertebral column

Answer 45

cartilagenous uncovertebral synovial fibrous/enthesis

Question 46

cartilagenous degenerative diseases of Spine

Answer 46

``` IVOC Spondylosis deformans (PADD) ```

Question 47

Uncovertebral degenerative diseases of Spine

Answer 47

arthrosis

Question 48

Synovial degenerative diseases of Spine

Answer 48

Apopyseal jont osteoarhtritis | costovertebral joint osteoarhtitis

Question 49

Fibrous/ethesis degenerative diseases of Spine

Answer 49

DISH | OPPL

Question 50

unvovertebral arthrosis is usually related to

Answer 50

IVOC

Question 51

occurs in the central nucleos

Answer 51

IVOC

Question 52

Occurs in the peripheral nucleus

Answer 52

Spondylosis deformans

Question 53

what condition allows for true bone on soft nerve

Answer 53

IVOC on the medial border of IVF

Question 54

MC OPPL or DISH

Answer 54

DISH

Question 55

more clinically relevant OPPL or DISH?

Answer 55

OPPL

Question 56

can cause major channel stenosis

Answer 56

OPPL

Question 57

which is worse: spondylosis deformans or IVOC

Answer 57

spondylosis deformans

Question 58

osteophytes are related to degeneration of ______ and therefore related to _____

Answer 58

``` outer annulus spondylosis deformans (Not IVOC) ```

Question 59

ligamentum flava is related to

Answer 59

IVOC

Question 60

Ligament that runs from L5 TP to Illiac crests?

Answer 60

Iliolumbar