osteoarthritis 4/8-4/10 Flashcards

1
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most common joint disease in north america

A

osteoarthritis (OA)

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2
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is OA age related?

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no, it is not normal aging

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3
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progression and stats of OA

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  • cartilage destruction by age 20-50
  • no S&S until age 50-60
  • 50% of adults have it by age 65
  • before age 50, men more likely
  • after age 50, women more likely
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4
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risk factors for OA

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aging
- menopause
obesity
cartilage damage

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causes for cartilage damage

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trauma (dislocation/fx)
uneven stress on cartilage
repetitive mechanical stress
inflammation/hemoarthrosis
neuropathy
skeletal deformities

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S&S of OA

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pain
- relieved by rest early on
deformities*
stiffness in joints
crepitation

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7
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deformities caused by OA

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Herbeden’s nodes
- nodules in distal finger knuckles
Bouchard’s nodes
- nodules in proximal finger knuckles

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OA dx

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X-ray
CT or MRI
synovial fluid analysis (not as often)

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9
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nonpharm tx

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  • no real cure only symptom management
  • rest and joint protection
  • heat and cold application
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pharm tx

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NSAIDS, salicylates
topical creams
corticosteroids (inj or PO)

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11
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surgical tx

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joint replacement

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12
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fall stats

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in elderly, 95% of hip fractures are from a fall
- up 37% die within a year

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types of hip fractures

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intracapsular and extracapsular

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13
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intracapsular hip fractures usually due to…

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osteoporosis
“fragility fracture”

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14
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extracapsular hip fx usually due to…

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trauma or fall
can be intertrochanteric or subtrochanteric

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14
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common things to see in a hip fx

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hematoma->callus->bone
- external rotation of foot
- shortening of affected leg
- pain and tenderness
- inability to bear weight
- muscle spasms

14
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treatment options for hip fx

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  • bucks traction (temp)
  • closed reduction with percutaneous pinning (CRPP)
  • ORIF
  • hip replacement
15
Q

bucks traction

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immobilizes extremity and relieves muscle spasms
- used for 24-48 hours
- weights must be hanging in air
- do neuro checks A LOT
- assess pressure points

16
Q

CRPP what is it

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use of plates or screws to hold fix in place done via minimally invasive sx

17
Q

types of hip replacement

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partial: just ball
total: ball and socket

18
Q

arthroscopy define

A

viewing of a joint

19
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arthroplasty define

A

reconstruction or replacement of joint

20
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hemiarthroplasty

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partial joint replacement

21
Q

cementless hip arthroplasty is better for…

A

younger people

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post op care for total hip arthroplasty
neurovascular checks - pain relief - DVT prevention - dressing changes
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physical therapy for total hip arthroplasty
- up with pt POD #1 - "best foot forward" OOB - weight bearing status - walker or crutches
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posterior precautions
- 6 weeks cannot flex hip more than 90 degrees - no internal rotation - no adduction across midline (crossing legs) - no tub baths - no driving - foam abduction wedge pillow
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anterior precautions
- fewer restrictions - cannot hyperextend hip - cannot turn leg outwards
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knee arthroplasty (TKA/TKR)
prosthesis replaces part or whole of knee
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valgus vs varus
valgus: knock knee varus: bow knee
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post op care for TKA
- neurovascular checks - multimodal pain relief - DVT prevention - knee immobilizer - compression drgs
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physical therapy for TKA
FWB by D/C - flexion - singel tip cane - quad tip cane - crutches - walkers - trapeze
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proper way to use a cane
elbow at 30 degree angle
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proper way to use crutches
3 to 4 finger widths between arm pit, weight on forearms not arm pits - down stairs- bad leg first