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nail changes, rash and dactilytis

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psoriatic arthritis

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prolonged early morning stiffness better with movement

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ankylosing spondylitis

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painful red eye, with reduced acuity and a constricted pupil

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acute anterior uveitis

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4
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negatively birefrigent needle shaped crystals

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gout

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positively birefirgent rhomboid shaped crystals

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pseudogout

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6
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neutrophil level in septic arthritis

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> 90

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which condition is assoc with syndesmophytes

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ankylosing spondylitis

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8
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gold standard for GCA

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temporal artery bioppsy

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9
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dermatological sign assoc with antiphospholipid syndrome

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livedo reticularis

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10
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young female with new-onset headaches, visual changes, arm claudication, and weak or absent pulses in the upper extremities with a blood pressure difference between arms

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takaysus arteritis

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what is found in 95% patient with RA

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anti cyclic citrullinated peptide autoantibody

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12
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linear calcification of the articular cartilage

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pseudogout

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13
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which drugs can cause osteomalacia

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anti epileptic drugs

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14
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bone pain, myalgia and weakness

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osteomalacia

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15
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feltys syndrome

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splenomegaly neutropenia and RA

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16
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what condition is associated with polymyalgia rheumatica

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Giant cell arteritis

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17
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role of tendons

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connect muscle to bone

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18
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role of ligamenta

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often connect two bones otgetehr
stabilise the joint/ hold the two bones together

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19
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antibody assoc with chrug strauss

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p-anca

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20
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Antibody assoc with granulomatosis with polyangitis

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c-anca

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21
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which vasculitis is assoc with hep b

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polyarteritis nodosa

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22
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drugs for ankylosing spondylitis with spinal inflammation

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anti-tnf such as adalimumab

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drugs for ankylosing spondylitis with peripheral joint disease

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dmards such as methotrexate and sulfasalazine

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24
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rash over cheeks in combo with systemic illness and mild arthritis

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SLE, anti ds-dna

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25
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diagnosis for takysus

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CT aortogram or magentic resonance aortogram

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26
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tender scalp, headache and vsiual loss diagnosis and treatement

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GCA, treat with prednisolone

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27
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first line investigation for patients with GCA

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ESR but if have signs of temporal arteritis then treat without waiting results

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28
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diagnostic criteria and specific antibody for APLS

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Anti beta 2 glycoprotein 1 antibodies

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29
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what is given as a follow up drug post GCA temporal arteritis

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biphosphonate to prevent glucocrticoid associated bone loss

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30
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what mediciation may be considered in GCA with vascular ischameic complications

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aspirin 75mg daily

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31
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non traumatic cause of avascular necrosis

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steroid use

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32
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which drug can increase risk of tendinopathies

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ciprofloxacin

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33
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best imaging for meniscal tears

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MRI as can visualise the soft tissue

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34
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locking and swelling knee injury

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meniscal tear

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35
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hyperintense line in the medial mensicus

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medial meniscus injury

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36
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test for meniscus injury

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mcmurrays

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37
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positive anterior drawer test

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ACL injury

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38
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only arthritis to be assoc with skin and nail changes

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psoriatic arthritis

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39
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which joints does rheumatoid usually affect

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metacarpophalangeal joints

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40
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which joints does psoritatic arthritis usually affect

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distal interphalangeal joints

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41
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definitive diagnosis for osteomyelitis

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bone biopsy

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42
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gold standard for osteomyeltitis

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MRI

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43
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role of osteoclast

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responsible for bone resorption

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44
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MOA of osteoporosis medication

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to inhibit osteoclats as they absorb bone

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45
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what is lymphopenia often associated with

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SLE

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46
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poor prognosis of rheumatoid arthritis

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rhuematoid nodules, positive rheumatoid factor and anti-CCP antibodies, insidious disease onset, smoking history, HLA-DR4 and poor functional status at presentation.

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47
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extra articular features common with ankylosing spondylitis

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anterior uveuits
aortic insufficiencies
apical pulmonary fibrosis

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48
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meniscal calcification suggestive

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pseudogout

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49
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what can chronic inflammation of MCP joints result in

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ulnar deviation of the digits in rheumatoid arhtitis

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50
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risk factors for gout

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diuretics and salicytes - aspiirn

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51
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help confirm sjrogens

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schirmers test

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52
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antigen that supports ankylosing spondy

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human leukocyte antigen b27

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53
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what is impaired renal function a risk factor for

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GOUT due to impaired function of urate excretion

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54
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first line treatment for polymyalgia rheumatica

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oral prednisolone

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55
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first line treatment for SLE

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hydroxychloroquine

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56
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first line gout treatment

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nsaids

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57
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sign on doppler of temporal arteries in GCA

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halo sign showing

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58
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xray changes seen in rheumatoid

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Periarticular osteopenia- this is often an early sign
Joint erosions
Periarticular soft tissue swelling
Joint space narrowing

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59
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risks specific to pseudogout

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hyperparathyroidism and haemochromatosis

60
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complication of sjrogens

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MALT lymphoma

61
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is GORD suggestive of limited or diffuse sclerosis

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limited

62
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what is it important to screen for in SLE

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renal involvement via urinakysis

63
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commonest causative organism of septic arthritis in early infections of prosthetic joints

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staph aur

64
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which antibodies in sjorgens

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anti ro and anti la

65
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what are syndesmophytes

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bony outgrowth originating inside a ligament

66
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what disease are syndesmophytes often seen in

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ankylosing spondylitis

67
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urgen referral to rheumatology criterai

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Small joints of the hands or feet are affected.
More than one joint is affected.
There has been a delay of 3 months or longer between the onset of symptoms and the person seeking medical advice

68
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what should patients get put on to reduce the risk of side effects from steroids

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bisphosphonate and PPI

69
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what type of drug is allendronic acid

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bisphosphonate

70
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antibody seen in systemic sclerosis

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anti scl 70

71
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extra articular manifestations of ankylosing spondylitis

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aortitis
anterior uveitis
iga nephrophathy
upper lobe pulmonaryfibroiss

72
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is gout positive or negative birefirngence

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negative

73
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what is commonly requested in RA patient pre operation

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c spine x rayw

74
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what part of the spine does RA usually spare

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lumbar and thoracic spine

75
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what is hypromellose

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eye drops for sjorgens to soothe them

76
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what is intermittent parotid gland swelling assoc with

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sjrogens

77
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what is necessary for pseudogout confirmation

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needle aspiration

78
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when does myositis ossificans usually occur

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AFTER TRAUMA USUALLY SPORTING INCIDENTS

79
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Xray finding in ewings sarcoma

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onion skin periosteal reaction

80
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what age is ewings more seen in

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paediatrics

81
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what does amitryptilline help with

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nerve pain so is useful in sciatica

82
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role of bsiphosphonates

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slows bone loss

83
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first line treatment for knee osteoarthritis

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topical NSAIDS

84
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First medication to strat with RA

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methotrexate and steroids

85
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which arthropathy is hypothyroidism assoc with

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pseudogout

86
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which nerve root lesion is affected ankle jerk is affected and have weak foot eversion

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S1

87
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Treatment for psoriatic arthritis

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DMARD - methotrexate

88
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signs of osteomyelitis on xray

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focal cortical loss
periosteal reaction ; formation of new bon ein response to injury
regional osteopenia; decrease in bone mineral density

89
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what might septic arthriits lead to

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osteomyelitis by spreading to adjacent joints

90
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what test needs to be done as part of baseline for hydroxychloroquine

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Baseline ophthalmology assessment including visual acuity incase of hydroxy induced retinopathy

91
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what might granulomatosis with polyangitis cause

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myocarditis

92
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classic findings on fundus of Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy

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swollen, chalky white, optic disc

93
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antibody assoc with limited systemic sclerosis

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anti centromere

94
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antibody assoc with diffuse scleoris

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anti- scl 70

95
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what predisposes to tendon ruptures

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RA, steroid use and diabetes

96
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what is allopurinol used with to reduce risk of recurring gout

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NSAIDS for 3 months as allopurinol may worsen flare at start as can acutely raise levels of urate

97
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treatment for if arthritis gotten so bad even with conservative management

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joint arthroplasty

98
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how long are steroids gradually tapered post GCA

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daily for 4 weeks then gradually tapered 6 months- year

99
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what is a frequent feature of systemic sclerosis

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oesophageal dysmotility

100
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negative gram stain, dysuria

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chlamydia

101
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what will nesseria show up as on gram stain

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Gram negative intracellular diplococci

102
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why are no organisms seen on gram stain for chlamydia

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poorly staining cell wall

103
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investigation for suspected septic arthritis

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joint aspiration in thteatre

104
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what might give the clue of septic arrhtir s

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previous surgery

105
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caplans syndrome overview

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In individuals with rheumatoid arthritis, exposure to dust particles such as coal, asbestos, or silica can result in Caplan’s syndrome, characterized by intrapulmonary nodules leading to shortness of breath.

106
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what should be requeste din all patients presenting with inflammatory back pain

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pelvic xray

107
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what antibodies are assoc with psoriatic arthirtis

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none

108
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what are anca assoc with

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vasculidities

109
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what is warfarin contraindicated in

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pregnancy

110
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if have visual compromise in GCA what is given

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METHYLPREDNISOLONE

111
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Scleroderma crisis management

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ace inhib

112
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most common side effects of colchicine

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diarrhoea

113
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signs of fracture

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crepitus
swelling
deformity
bony tenderness

114
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what antibiotics are used in an open fracture

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within 1 hour
co amoxiclav
co trimazole and metronidazole if allergic

115
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what nerve is the deltoid muscle supplieby

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axillary

116
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“locking and twisting” meniscal or ACL?

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meniscal

117
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shouolder pain, at night , pain on active and passive movement

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frozen shoulder

118
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frozen shoulder treatment

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NSAIDS, physio then steroids if not working

119
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common risk factor for frozen shoulder

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typw 2 diabetes

120
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what must radius and ulna fractures be treated with

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open reduction and internal fixation

121
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stable intertrochanteric fracture treatmetn

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dynamic hip screw

122
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when does mensical injury present

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12-24 hours after

123
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whne does ACL injury presetn

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often right away

124
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classification for ankle fractures

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weber

125
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fall onto outstreched hand fracture type

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colles fracture

126
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test for cauda equina syndrome

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MRI

127
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gold standard for RAA

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MRI

128
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DAS-28 components

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tender joint count
swollen joint count
esr
global health scan

129
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motor supply to SCM

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accessory nerve

130
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MOA of methotrexate

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Inhibits dihydrofolate reductase which is crucial for the synthesis of DNA and RNA

131
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what must be prescirbed along with methotrexate

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folic acid on a different day to be taken

132
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flu like symptoms in fibromylagia or chornic fatigue syndrome

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chronic fatigue syndrome

133
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side effecct of bisphosphonates

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oesophagitis, ulcers, erosions and strictures which can present as odynophagia, dysphagia, or new/worsening dyspepsia

134
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feature seen on xray in OA

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squarin gof the thumbs

135
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side effect of hydroxychloroquine

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retinal toxicity

136
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most sensitive investigation for ankylosng

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MRI scan of sacroiliac joints

137
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what is required for straight leg raise

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quadriceps tendon

138
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what is enteropathic arthritis a complication of

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IBD

139
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common side effect of methotrexate

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oral ulcers due to folate disturbance

140
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treatment of reactive arthriits

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NSAIDS

141
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side effects of nsaids

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nephrotoxicity so shouldnt be used in. acute kidney injury

142
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common presenting pattern of psoriatic arthritis

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assymetrical oligoarthritis

143
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antibdoy in diffuse sclerosis

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anti-scl

144
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antibody in limited sclerosis

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anti centromere

145
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which sclerosis is assoc with scleroderma

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diffuse

146
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what is crest syndrome also known as

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limited cutaneous systemic sclerosis

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