MSK Flashcards
Colles fracture is a fracture of which bone?
distal radius
from FOOSH
What is Morton’s Neuroma?
Inflammation of digital nerve between 3 and 4 metatarsal
What is the test for Morton’s neuroma?
○ Mulder Test: grasp first and fifth metatarsal, squeeze forefot
Positive = click and pain with compression
Bouchard nodes = ______ IP in ____ arthritis
proximal interphalangeal joint in OA
Heberden nodes = _____ IP in ______ arthritis
distal interphalangeal joint in OA
hydroxychloroquine monitoring
eye exam every 6 months to assess retinal damage
common side effects with colchicine?
diarrhea
abdo pain, cramps, nausea/vomiting
common drug interactions with colchicine?
macrolides azoles CCB cyclosporine, tacrolimus
what is the black box warning for febuxostat?
gout patients with heart disease have higher rate of CV death compared with treatment with allopurinol
what food may decrease incidence of gout?
cherries (tart)
vit C
caffeine
colchicine metabolism is through _____?
CYP3A4
CAUTION when taking with CYP inhibitors —> may increase serum concentration of colchicine and increase toxicity risk
symptoms of colchicine toxicity?
rhabdomyolysis
blood cytopenia
liver failure
peripheral neuropathy
Ankylosing spondylitis
back pain usually starts in ______
Pain improves with _____, no relief with _______
usually starts in neck
pain improves with exercise, no relief with rest
Ankylosing spondylitis
finding on Xray?
bamboo spine
National osteoporosis foundation guidelines
Who should be screened for osteoporosis?
women 65+ men 70+ regardless of risk factors
younger women and men 50-69 with risk factors
anyone over age 50 with broken bone
USPTF
who should be screened for osteoporosis?
women 65+
younger women at higher risk determined by clinical risk tool
USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of screening to prevent osteoporotic fractures in men.
what are two medications approved by FDA and Health Canada for use in fibromyalgia?
- duloxetine
- pregabalin
recommended vit D supplementation for:
- infants 0-1
- people 1-70 years
- 70+
- pregnant and lactating
0-1: 400 IU/day
1-70: 600 IU/day
70+: 800 IU/day
lactating : 600 IU/day