Osteoartheritis Flashcards

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Definition of osteoatheritis?

A

Osteoatheritis is wear and tear in the joints it happened in synovial joints due to genetics, injury + wear and tear

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Risk factors of osteoatheritis?

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Obesity
Age
Occupation
Trauma
Female
Family history

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Key X-ray changes to look for in osteoatheritis?

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L: Loss of joint space
O: Osteophytes
S: Subchondral sclerosis
S: Subchondral cysts

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Commonly affected joints in osteoatheritis?

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Hips
Knees
Sacro iliac joints
joints in hand
CMC joint ( thumb)
Wrist
Cervical spine

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Signs in the hand from osteoatheritis?

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Heberdens nodes
Bouchards nodes
Squaring at base of thumb
Weak grip
Reduced range of motion
Carpo-metacarpal joint

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Diagnosis of osteoatheritis?

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Investigate patient over 45
Joint related pain
No morning stiffness

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Managment of osteoartheritis?

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Educate patient
Weight loss
Physiotherapy

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How to control symptoms of osteoatheritis?

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Oral paracetamol, topical NSAID
NSAIDS ( omeprazol)
Opiates ( codine, morphine)
Intra-articular steroid injection
Joint replacement

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9
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Where would harberden node be?

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Distal interphalengial joint

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Where would Bouchard node be?

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Proximal interphalengial joint

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