MSK rheum ortho Uworld Flashcards

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associated conditions with pyoderma gangrenosum

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IBD
arthropathies
hematologic conditions

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Tx pyoderma gangrenosum

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local or systemic corticosteroids

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Tx for non displaced scaphoid ractures

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wrist immobilization for 6-10 weeks

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rotator cuff tear

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weakness with abduction and external rotation

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young boy with single lytic lesion in humeral head

mild hypercalcemia

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langerhans histiocytosis

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solitary long bone lytic lesions

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histiocytosis X or langerhans cell granulomatosis

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Tx osgood schlatter

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activity restriction, stretching and NSAIDs

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young woman with fatigue weight loss, inflammatory arthritis and pericardial friction rub
also has edema and proteinuria

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SLE

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lab abnomralities in SLE

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anemia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia
+ANA and + dsDNA and +ant Sm
low C’ and increased IC

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peak incidence acute rheumatic fever

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5-15

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major criteria for acute rheumatic fever

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JONES
joints-migratory arthritis
carditis
nodules- subcutnaeous
erythema marginatum
syndeham chorea
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Tx for Acute rheumatic fever

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penicillin to prevent

during strep pyogenes GAS infection

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12 year old boy with low back pain and palpable step off

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spondylolithesis

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triad of gonococcemia

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polyarthralgia, tenosynobitis and painless vesiculopistular lesions

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purulent arthritis in sexually active individual

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gonococcal arthritis until proven otherwise

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common complaint of sjogrens patients

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dyspareunia

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Osteogenesis imperfecta

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CT disorder
auto dominant
COL1A1

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manifestations OI

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blue sclerae, osteopenia, hearing loss, hypotonia, easy bruising
dentinogenesis imperfecta- weak enamel

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fever and acute monoarticular arthritis

next step

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synovial fluid analysis to rule out septic arthritis

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when is it not necessary to treat metatarsus adductus

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when the feet overcorrect both passively and actively into abduction

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morton neuroma

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pain between 3rd and 4th toes

clicking sensation when palpating this space and squeezing the metatarsal joints

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tarsal tunnel syndrome

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compression of tibial nerve at ankle causing burning, numbness and aching of distal plantar surface of foot/toes

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violaceous slightly scaly papules over joints

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gottrons papules- dermatomyositis

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Ab with dermatomyositis

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anti Jo 1 and ant Mi2- against helicase

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high risk for what with dermatomyositis
internal malignancies ovarian, lung, pancreatic, stomach and colorectal ca non hodgkin lymphoma
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acute monoarticular arthritis with chondrocalcinosis
pseudogout
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if patient has pseudogout check for what else?
secondary cause hyper PTH hypothyroid hemochromatosis
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iron pannel in hemochromatosis
increased serum iron, ferritin and transferrin
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Tx for herniated disk without neurologic Sx
early mobilization, muscle relaxants and NSAIDs
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if have raynauds, order what
CBC with CMP UA ANA and RF ESR and C' levels
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most common cause viral arthritis
parvo b19
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msot significant risk factor for developing osteoporosis in someone who exercises is overweight drinks plenty of milk and alcohol
excess alcohol intake
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coagulation abrnoamlity in antiphospholipid syndrome
APTT prolongation not fixed by plasma mixing
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Ab in antiphospholipid Ab syndrome
anticardiolipin | anti beta 2 glycoprotein I
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next step if patient presents with sciatica
back XR and ESR
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how to prevent gout
``` weight loss low fat diet decreased seafood and red meat protein from vegetables avoidance organ rich foods like liver avoid beer avoid diuretics ```
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Ab in systemic sclerosis
anti topoisomerase I
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sequelae of systemic sclerosis
HTN R heart failure from pulm arterial HTN esophageal and gastric dymotility
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anti mitochondrial Ab
Primary biliary cirrhosis
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supracondylar fracture of humerus at risk for
injury to brachial artery
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causes of acquired torticolis
URI, minor trauma and cervical lymphadenitits
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Dx for torticollis
XR of cervical spine
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adverse effect hydroxychloroquine
retinopathy
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adverse effects of MTX
hepatotoxicity stomatitis cytopenias
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side effects sulfasalazine
hepatotoxicity stomatitis hemolytic anemia
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complications of kawasaki
coronary artery aneurysms | MI and ischemia
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labs in pagets disease of bone
elevate alk phos | normal Ca and phosphorus
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most common cause of asymptomatic elevation of alk phosphatase in elderly patient
pagets disease of bone
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common heart finding in ankylosing spondylitlis
aortic regurg
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what happens in systemic sclerosis that causes esophgeal dysmotility
smooth muscle atrophy and fibrosis
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Tx pagets disease of bone
alendronate
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what cause pagets
osteoclastic bone resorption
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how do bisphosphonates work
inhibit osteoclast
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which part of axial skeleton does RA affect
cervical spine
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pain of hip OA is where
groin, buttock or pelvis that can radiate to lower thigh or knee
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common XR findings in OA
loss of joint space, osteophytes and subchondral sclerosis
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long term glucocorticoids can cause hip pain how
osteonecrosis of hip
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bouchard and heberden nodules
OA
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caucasian female with long Hx polyarthritis with fatigue, low grade fever, weakness weight loss MTX, naproxen, ranitidine deformed hand joints, soft tender mass in right popliteal fossa mass is what?
inflamed synovium | patient has RA
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Dx patellofemoral syndrome
patellofemoral compression test
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pain inferior to patellar
patellar tendonitis
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tenderness to gentle percussion over spine in IV drug user
vertebral osteomyelitis
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rachitic rosary
enlarged costochondral joints | rickets
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Tx for raynauds
CCB
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triggers for gout
``` heavy alcohol consumption intake of urate rich foods trauma/surgery dehydration medications that raise uric acid like thiazide and cyclosporine ```
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what is reactive arthritis
from chlamydia
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Tx reactive arthritis
NSAIDs
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most important risk factor for osteoporosis
``` post menopausal state then smoking, lack weight bearing low BMI heavy alcohol low Ca and Vit D corticosteroid use ```
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recommended screening for osteoporosis
DEXA for all women >65
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whipple disease presentation
malabsorptive diarrhea, protein losing enteropaty weight loss migratory arthritis lymphadenopathy and low grade fever
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What causes whipples
gram + bacillus tropheryma whippelii
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Dx whipples
small intestine Bx and PCR
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Bx findings in whipples
PAS+ macrophages in lamina propria with non acid fast gram + bacilli
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giant cell arteritis Sx
HA, jaw claudication, muscle fatigue, visual disturbance
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what is a complication of giant cell arteritis
aortic aneurysm-- do serial CXR
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hypodense lesion on XR in long bone in adolescent
osteoid osteoma
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meniscal calcification occurs with what joint problem
pseudogout from more calcium pyrophosphate
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abnormal hip maneuvers in child under 6 months old
hip US
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abnomral hip maneuvers in child more than 6 mo old
hip XR
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Tx RA
DMARD ASAP like MTX
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before starting MTX check for
Hep B C and TB
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exam findings in ankylosing spondylitis
arthritis reduced chest expansion and spinal mobility enthesitis (tenderness at tendon insertion sites) dactylitis (swelling fingers and toes) uveitis
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viral arthritis
symmetric small joint inflammtory arthrits
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complication ankylosing spondylitis
anterior uveitis
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Tx radial head subluxation
hyperpronation | or supination with flexion at elbow
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distal femur has centraly lytic lesion with onion skinning and moth eaten appearance with extension into soft tissue
ewings
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amyloidosis can be secondary to
``` inflammatory arthritis chronic infections IBD malignancy vasculitis ```
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Tx for amyloidosis
cochicine
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nephrotic syndrome, hepatomegaly | ventricular hypertrophy and recurrent pulmonary infections
secondary amyloidosis
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what antibiotics cause serum sickness like reaction
antibiotics (beta lactams sulfa)
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clinical features serum sickness-like reactoin
fever, urticaria and polyarthralgia | HA edema, lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly
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complication of RA in women
generalized bone loss and osteoporosis/osteopenia
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what is dactylitis
sausage digit | psoriasis
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pulmonary involvement in systemic sclerosis
interstitial lung disease- pulm fibrosis
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next step after identifying hip fracture in elderly patient
EKG, cardiac markers and CXR
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antimetabolit drug in RA
MTX
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prolonged morning stiffness
RA
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macrocytic anemia from drug, which one
MTX because interferes with folic acid
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flexion helping with back pain
spinal stenosis
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imaging if suspect ankylosing spondylitis
XR SI joint
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clinical findings in behcet
``` recurrent painful oral apthous ulcers genital ulvers eye lesions skin lesions thrombosis ```
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biopsy of behcet
nonspecific vasculitis of different sized vessels
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ethnicities with behcets
turkish, middle eastern, asian
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most common cause erythema nodosum
recent strep infection
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causes of erythema nodosum
sarcoid, TB, histo, IBD
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causes of gout
primary myeloproliferative/lymphoproliferative tymor lysis syndrome leschnyhan chronic kidney disease thiazide/loop
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pruritis after hot bath
polycythemia vera
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neurogenic claudication
pain of spinal stenosis | worsens the narrowing of the canal when standing and walking