Osteoartgritis Flashcards

1
Q

Where are herbedens nodes in osteoarthritis?

A

Distal interpharyngral joints

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2
Q

What nodes are found at the PIPs in osteoarthritis?

A

Bouchards nodes

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3
Q

What joints are often affected in hands in osteoarthritis?

A

DIPS (Herbedens), Bouchards (PIPs), CMC = base of thumb

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4
Q

What is another common cause of CMC joint problem?

A

Gout

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5
Q

What gait is only seen in severe osteoarthritis of the hip

A

Trendelenburg

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6
Q

Risk factors for osteoarthritis

A

Genetic - ligament laxity, joint misalignment
Demographic - older, female
Mechanism - injury, ligament problems. Inter articular fractures

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7
Q

Where is movement restricted in hip osteoarthritis

A

Internal rotation when hip flexed

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8
Q

Where is pain in hip osteoarthritis?

A

Deep anterior groin pain

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9
Q

What can happen with knee osteoarthritis?

A

Giving way
Locking
Decreased flexion and extension

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10
Q

First line for osteoarthritis

A

NSAIDS - local

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11
Q

Referrals for osteoarthritis

A

PT, OT
Podiatrist
Orthopaedics

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12
Q

When does OA occur?

A

Imbalance between joint breakdown and sufficient repair process

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13
Q

What is found in the cartliage of joints in people with OA?

A

IL-1,, TNF alpha, protease enzymes -> cartliage damage

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14
Q

Non pbarmacological management OA

A

Exercise
Education and advice
Weight loss
Physiotherapy
TENS
Aids and devices

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15
Q

Medications used in OA

A

Simple analgesia for symptom relief - paracetemol
Topical capsacin
NSAIDs - topical or ora (+PPI)
Weak opioid eg codeine
Intra-articular corticosteroid injections

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16
Q

What is seen on X ray on OA?

A

LOSS
Loss of joint space
Osteophytes
Subchondral cysts
Subchondral sclerosis

17
Q

Investgiations for RA

A

PlainX ray
Bloods
MRI
Arthroscopy
Joint aspiration

18
Q

Risk factors for OA

A

Age
Gender
FH
Bone density
Obesity
Injury
Joint damage
Joint site
Occupation

19
Q

Signs of OA

A

Periarticular tenderness
Crepitus
Decreased range of movement
Muscle wasting
Swelling of PIPs + DIPs - bouchards and herbedens
effusion
Squaring thumb

20
Q

Symptoms of OA

A

Joint pain - worse when move, load bear, end of day
Joint stiffness - less than 30 mins
Reduced function
Instability

21
Q

When can you diagnose OA without inveztiaiton

A

Over 45 yrs old

22
Q

Where are bouchards nodes

A

PIPs

23
Q

Where are herbedens nodes

A

DIPs - outer Hebrides