Musculoskeletal History Taking Flashcards

1
Q

OPERA

key point for musculoskeletal

A

Onset

chronic vs acute problem

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2
Q

which type of arthiritis tends to be acute

A

septic

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3
Q

which type of arthiritis tends to be chronic

A

osteoarthiritis

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4
Q

SOCRATESD

A
site - localised to one joint?
onset- when did pain begin
character
radiation
associated symptoms -stiffness/joint swelling
timing
excacerbating / relieving - rest
severity
distribution - how many joints, symmetrical, small/large joints
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5
Q

questions to ask about stiffness

A

which joints?
time of day?
rest vs excercise?
duration?

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6
Q

which type of arthiritis has pain most severe in the morning

A

inflammatory

rheumatoid arthiritis

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7
Q

which type of arthiritis has pain most severe in the evening

A

degenerative arthiritis

osteoarthirits

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8
Q

what type of arthiritis is associated with swelling

A

rheumatoid arthiritis

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9
Q

key associated symptoms

A
swelling 
stiffness
inflammatory bowel disease
STDs
psoriasis 
iritis
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10
Q

relevant family history

A

rheumatoid arthiritis
osteoarthiritis
gout

if yes ask age of onset

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