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1
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Gouty arthritis is common among

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Asians

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2
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SLE is common among

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Africans/blacks

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3
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Most common site for inflammation in RA

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Synovium

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4
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Pannus formation results to

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Erosion

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5
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RA has reversible or irreversible deformities

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Irreversible

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6
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The gene that may increase the risk of having RA

Only a predisposing factor

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HLA DR4

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7
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Series of antibodies that recognizes IgG as an antigen

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Rheumatoid factor(RF)

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8
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How many percent of pxs with RF has RA

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70%

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9
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Positive for RF is called

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Seropositive

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10
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Negative for RH factor is called

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sero negative

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11
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Found in pxs whos sero positive

seen over the joints, extensor surfaces of FA and weight bearing areas

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Rheumatoid nodules

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12
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Sero means

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Blood

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13
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Oligo means

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Few

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14
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Metabolism of dead cells

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Citrollination

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15
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targets protein antibodies and doesnt want the process of eliminating or metabolising dead cells

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Anticitrullinated protein antibody(ACPA)

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16
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Sx are aggraviated all throughout the day specially during WB

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Osteoarthritis

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17
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Morning stiffness for at least 1 hour(should be >30 mins)

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RA

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18
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No of joints affected to consider RA has poor prognosis

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> 10 jts

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19
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No of joint on B hands(MCP,wrist,PIP)

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20 joints

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20
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Erosion in X-Ray(ABCDES)

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Abnormal alignment 
Bone involvement
Cartilage involvement 
Deformity 
Erosion
Soft tissue swelling
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21
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Found inside rheumatoid nodules

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Necrotic tissues/deadcells

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22
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Out of the 7 criterias how many should be present and for how long?

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4 criterias(1st 4) for 6 consecutive weeks

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23
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Perfect score for the grading of 2010 ACR-EULAR(european league against rheumatism)

Ideal score (most likely RA)

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10

>6

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24
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Formula for ESR

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Age+10 (divide by) 2

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25
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Most commonly affected joint in RA

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MCP

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26
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Least commonly affected jt in RA

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TMJ

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27
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Joint spared in RA

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DIP

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28
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Swan neck joint position

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DIP flexed

PIP extended

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29
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Rupture of lateral slip of extensor hood

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Swan neck

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30
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Rupture of cental slip of extensor hood

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Boutonnière

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31
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Boutonnière joint positions

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DIP extended

PIP flexed

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32
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Mallet finger joint position

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PIP neutral

DIP flexed

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33
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type I

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I. Boutonnière of thumb

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34
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Boutonnière of thumb position

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MCP flexed

IP extended

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35
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type II

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II. Boutonnière of thumb+add/subluxation of CMC jt.

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36
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type III

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Swan neck of thumb+add/subluxation of CMC jt.

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37
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type IV

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IV. Game keepers thumb

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38
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Gamekeeper’s thum is also called

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Skiers thumb

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39
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Rupture of ulnar collateral ligament of the thumb

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Gamekeeper’s thumb/skiers thumb

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40
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type V

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Swan neck alone

41
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@thumb NALE BUFF

Type VI

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VI. Bone loss

42
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Fingers appears shorter than normal

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Arthritis mutilans

43
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Opera glass hand

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Arthritis mutilans

44
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Flexion contructure of MCP appears as

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Intrinsic plus

45
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Ulnar drift/Z deformity/zigzag
Wrist is in
MCP is in

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Wrist is in radial dev
MCP is in ulnar dev
Code: Wradial Mulnar

46
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Up and down movement of ulna upon pressing dt the rupture of ulnar collateral lig

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Piano keys sign

47
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Enlargement @ popliteal fossa in oxs with RA

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Baker cyst

48
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Toe deformity comkon in pxs with RA

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Hammer toes

49
Q

Most common toe deformity in OA

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Hallux valgus

50
Q

Claw toes joint position

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MTP extension
PIP flexion
DIP flexion

51
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Hammer toe joint position

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MTP extension
PIP flexion
DIP extension

52
Q

Absent push off gait

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Appropulsive gait

53
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Subluxation of shoulder in RA is dt

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Disuse attropy

54
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LOM of shoulder in RA

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Ext. rotate

55
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Shoulder joint affected in inflammatory arthritis

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Glenohumeral joint

56
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Separation of toes

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Splay foot

57
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Colapsed transverse arch causes

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Splay foot

58
Q

Shoulder joint affected in osteoarthritis

A

Acromioclavicular joint

59
Q

Cervical level affected in RA
What joint?
LOM?

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C1-C2
Atlantoaxial joint
LOM in Rotation

60
Q

Subluxation of cervical spine in RA causes

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Spinal cord injury dt compression

61
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Percentage of mortality in cervical subluxation leading to SC compression

62
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Cervical level affected by OA

63
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LOM in hip in pxs with RA

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Internal rotation

64
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Hip condition in RA dt pannus formation>erosion>protrusion

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Protrusio acetabuli

65
Q

Located of pain in pxs with RA

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Groin/medial aspect of hip

66
Q

Referred pain in hip RA

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Buttoks

Knee

67
Q

Elbow joint in RA causes loss of what movement and contracture of what

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Loss of pronation supination

Flexion contracture

68
Q

ROM Limitation of mouth opening in RA of TMJ

A

About 2 inches

69
Q

rA complication in the heart

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Pericarditis

70
Q

Law that states the ability of the heart to contract c greater stretch the greater the force of contraction

A

Frank starling law

71
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2 types of pericarditis that can be present with an RA px

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Constrictive pericarditis

Cardiac tamponade

72
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Most common cause of death in RA

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Cardiac arrest

73
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Prolonged use of this drugs contributes to having heart dse

A

Corticosteroids

74
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Lung dse in pxs with RA

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Caplan’s

75
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+Rheumatoid nodules at the lining of the lung that causes fibrosis.

A

Caplan’s

76
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Rheumatoid dse c CNA manifestations

77
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RA affects

PNS or CNS

78
Q

Peripheral nerves that may be affected by RA

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Median nerve(CTS)
Ulnar nerve(cubital tunnel)
Tibial nerve(bakers cyst)
79
Q

Largest lymphoid organ

80
Q

Chronic dse of RA causes ___ in the blood

81
Q

Feltys syndrome in RA

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Spleenomegaly
Lymphadenopathy 
Leukopenia 
Anemia
Arthritis 
Neutropenia
Thrombocytopenia
82
Q

Dryness of eyes in RA

A

Keratoconjunctivitis sicca/sicca syndrome

83
Q

Sjogrens triad

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Xenopthalmia(dry eyes)
Xerostomis(dry mouth)
Arthritis

84
Q

Tests used for xerophthalmia

A

Schrimers

Rose bengal

85
Q

Painful sexual intercourse experience by pxs with sjogrens

A

Dyspareunea

86
Q

Other names for sjogrens

A

Gougerots
Mikulicz
Autoimmune exocrinopathy

87
Q

Test that measures the amount of wetness of the eyes in pxs with xenopthalmia seen in sjogrens

88
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Test that uses a film in the eyes and shows the part of the eyes that has dryness can be used in pxs with xenopthalmia seen in sjogrens

A

Rose bengal

89
Q

Bilateral parotiditis that causes dry mouth

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Xerostomia

90
Q

What stage of RA is aerobic exercise done?

A

Chronic stage/severe stage

91
Q

Stage of RA progression where in there is juxtaarticular osteoporosis

92
Q

Stage of RA progression where in there is osteoporosis c or s slight bone destruction, ADJACENT ms atrophy, nodules

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II. Moderate

93
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Stage of RA progression where in there is deformities, extreme/extensive ms atrophy, nodules

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III. Severe

94
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Stage of RA progression where in there is bony ankylosis or fusion

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IV. Terminal

95
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Functional class of RA pxs which they are independent/completely able to perform self care, vocational, avocational activities

96
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Functional class of RA pxs which they are independent/are able to perform selfcare and vocational but limited avocational activities

97
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Functional class of RA pxs which they are independent/able to perform selfcare but limited to vocational and avocational activities

98
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Functional class of RA pxs which they are dependent in all aspect/unable to perform selfcare, vocational and avicational activities
WC bound
Bedridden

FEB 2019 PTRP (29 decks)

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