Orthopedics/Rheum Flashcards
What is injured in a humeral shaft fracture with wrist drop?
radial n
What type of clavicle fracture do you need an ortho consult?
proximal
Galeazzi and monteggia are stable or unstable?
unstable
An elbow dislocation needs what?
emergent reduction
A “spilled teacup” refers to what wrist injury?
lunate dislocation
also called “piece of the pie”
In a hip dislocation what does the leg look like?
shortened
internally rotated
A hip fracture makes the leg look like what?
shortened
externally rotated
How do you reduce a tibial- femoral dislocation?
longitudinal traction
What blood level is a good indicator of osteomyelitis?
ESR
What is the MC route of osteomyelitis in kids?
hematogenous
MC cause of acute of osteomyelitis in kids?
staph aureus
What can differentiate costochondritis from and MI?
pain is worse with inspiration
What type of jones fracture has delayed healing?
type II (classic jones)
what is the main medical management of fibromyalgia?
TCAs
what does the biopsy of a muscle of fibromyalgia show?
moth eaten appearance
what meds can cause gout?
thiazides loops ACEI pyrazinamide-TB ethambutol- TB aspirin ARBS
athrocentesis shows what for gout?
negatively birefringent needle-shaped urate crystals
where is pseudogout MC?
knee
1st line tx for pseudogout?
intraarticular corticosteroids
what is polyarteritis nodosa
necrotizing inflammatory lesions of the small/medium arteries
microaneurysms form along vessel making it look like a string with knots on it
has renal (HTN), constitutional (fever, arthritis, fever), CNS, and dermatologic (livedo reticularis) manifestations (some of the MC)
what labs give an indication of polyarteritis nodosa? what is its ANCA status?
increased ESR
usually ANCA negative
first line tx for polyarteritis nodosa?
corticosteroids
what is polymyalgia rheumatica?
pain, stiffness of neck, shoulders, and pelvis
associated with Giant cell arteritis
no muscle weakness, just pain (polymyositis has muscle weakness)
tx for polymyalgia rheumatica?
low dose corticosteroids