OA HIGH YIELD Flashcards
what are the joint classifications?
synovial or diarthroidal joints
amphiarthrosis
synarthroses
articular cartilage is avascular T/F?
T
this produces synovial fluid
synovium
biochemically similar to tendon sheath fluid?
synovial fluid
what is the synovium?
synovial intima
sub intima stroma
superficial layer in contact with intra articular layer
synovial intima
contains blood vessels, lymphatics, and nerves
sub intima stroma
these facilitate gliding of one tissue over another
bursa
this is separated from articular cartilage by a thin zone of calcified cartilage called? this is part of what bone?
tidemark
subcondral bone
questions to ask when diagnosing?
acute subacute chronic pain inflammation stiffness limited motion muscle weakness swelling
what are the types of synovial joint disease?
atrophic arthritis
hypertrophic arthritis
most common form of articular disease 80% of people by age 80 have this. Approx 50% of people report this
OA
absence of any obvious underlying abnormalities or ID etiology
idiopathic/Primary OA
ID underlying causes like hx of trauma]
primary and secondary OA are indistinguishable form each other
secondary OA
risk factors for OA?
age location sex genetic predisposition obesity trauma laxity