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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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what condition is associated with polymyalgia rheumatica

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Giant cell arteritis

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role of tendons

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connect muscle to bone

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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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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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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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rash over cheeks in combo with systemic illness and mild arthritis

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SLE, anti ds-dna

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diagnosis for takysus
CT aortogram or magentic resonance aortogram
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tender scalp, headache and vsiual loss diagnosis and treatement
GCA, treat with prednisolone
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first line investigation for patients with GCA
ESR but if have signs of temporal arteritis then treat without waiting results
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diagnostic criteria and specific antibody for APLS
Anti beta 2 glycoprotein 1 antibodies
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what is given as a follow up drug post GCA temporal arteritis
biphosphonate to prevent glucocrticoid associated bone loss
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what mediciation may be considered in GCA with vascular ischameic complications
aspirin 75mg daily
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non traumatic cause of avascular necrosis
steroid use
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which drug can increase risk of tendinopathies
ciprofloxacin
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best imaging for meniscal tears
MRI as can visualise the soft tissue
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locking and swelling knee injury
meniscal tear
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hyperintense line in the medial mensicus
medial meniscus injury
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test for meniscus injury
mcmurrays
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positive anterior drawer test
ACL injury
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only arthritis to be assoc with skin and nail changes
psoriatic arthritis
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which joints does rheumatoid usually affect
metacarpophalangeal joints
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which joints does psoritatic arthritis usually affect
distal interphalangeal joints
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definitive diagnosis for osteomyelitis
bone biopsy
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gold standard for osteomyeltitis
MRI
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role of osteoclast
responsible for bone resorption
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MOA of osteoporosis medication
to inhibit osteoclats as they absorb bone
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what is lymphopenia often associated with
SLE
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poor prognosis of rheumatoid arthritis
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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extra articular features common with ankylosing spondylitis
anterior uveuits aortic insufficiencies apical pulmonary fibrosis
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meniscal calcification suggestive
pseudogout
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what can chronic inflammation of MCP joints result in
ulnar deviation of the digits in rheumatoid arhtitis
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risk factors for gout
diuretics and salicytes - aspiirn
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help confirm sjrogens
schirmers test
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antigen that supports ankylosing spondy
human leukocyte antigen b27
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what is impaired renal function a risk factor for
GOUT due to impaired function of urate excretion
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first line treatment for polymyalgia rheumatica
oral prednisolone
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first line treatment for SLE
hydroxychloroquine
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first line gout treatment
nsaids
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sign on doppler of temporal arteries in GCA
halo sign showing
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xray changes seen in rheumatoid
Periarticular osteopenia- this is often an early sign Joint erosions Periarticular soft tissue swelling Joint space narrowing
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risks specific to pseudogout
hyperparathyroidism and haemochromatosis
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complication of sjrogens
MALT lymphoma
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is GORD suggestive of limited or diffuse sclerosis
limited
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what is it important to screen for in SLE
renal involvement via urinakysis
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commonest causative organism of septic arthritis in early infections of prosthetic joints
staph aur
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which antibodies in sjorgens
anti ro and anti la
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what are syndesmophytes
bony outgrowth originating inside a ligament
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what disease are syndesmophytes often seen in
ankylosing spondylitis
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urgen referral to rheumatology criterai
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
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what should patients get put on to reduce the risk of side effects from steroids
bisphosphonate and PPI
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what type of drug is allendronic acid
bisphosphonate
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antibody seen in systemic sclerosis
anti scl 70
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extra articular manifestations of ankylosing spondylitis
aortitis anterior uveitis iga nephrophathy upper lobe pulmonaryfibroiss
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is gout positive or negative birefirngence
negative
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what is commonly requested in RA patient pre operation
c spine x rayw
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what part of the spine does RA usually spare
lumbar and thoracic spine
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what is hypromellose
eye drops for sjorgens to soothe them
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what is intermittent parotid gland swelling assoc with
sjrogens
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what is necessary for pseudogout confirmation
needle aspiration
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when does myositis ossificans usually occur
AFTER TRAUMA USUALLY SPORTING INCIDENTS
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Xray finding in ewings sarcoma
onion skin periosteal reaction
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what age is ewings more seen in
paediatrics
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what does amitryptilline help with
nerve pain so is useful in sciatica
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role of bsiphosphonates
slows bone loss
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first line treatment for knee osteoarthritis
topical NSAIDS
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First medication to strat with RA
methotrexate and steroids
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which arthropathy is hypothyroidism assoc with
pseudogout
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which nerve root lesion is affected ankle jerk is affected and have weak foot eversion
S1
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Treatment for psoriatic arthritis
DMARD - methotrexate
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signs of osteomyelitis on xray
focal cortical loss periosteal reaction ; formation of new bon ein response to injury regional osteopenia; decrease in bone mineral density
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what might septic arthriits lead to
osteomyelitis by spreading to adjacent joints
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what test needs to be done as part of baseline for hydroxychloroquine
Baseline ophthalmology assessment including visual acuity incase of hydroxy induced retinopathy
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what might granulomatosis with polyangitis cause
myocarditis
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classic findings on fundus of Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy
swollen, chalky white, optic disc
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antibody assoc with limited systemic sclerosis
anti centromere
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antibody assoc with diffuse scleoris
anti- scl 70
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what predisposes to tendon ruptures
RA, steroid use and diabetes
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what is allopurinol used with to reduce risk of recurring gout
NSAIDS for 3 months as allopurinol may worsen flare at start as can acutely raise levels of urate
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treatment for if arthritis gotten so bad even with conservative management
joint arthroplasty
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how long are steroids gradually tapered post GCA
daily for 4 weeks then gradually tapered 6 months- year
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what is a frequent feature of systemic sclerosis
oesophageal dysmotility
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negative gram stain, dysuria
chlamydia
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what will nesseria show up as on gram stain
Gram negative intracellular diplococci
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why are no organisms seen on gram stain for chlamydia
poorly staining cell wall
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investigation for suspected septic arthritis
joint aspiration in thteatre
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what might give the clue of septic arrhtir s
previous surgery
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caplans syndrome overview
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.
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what should be requeste din all patients presenting with inflammatory back pain
pelvic xray
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what antibodies are assoc with psoriatic arthirtis
none
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what are anca assoc with
vasculidities
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what is warfarin contraindicated in
pregnancy
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if have visual compromise in GCA what is given
METHYLPREDNISOLONE
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Scleroderma crisis management
ace inhib
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most common side effects of colchicine
diarrhoea
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signs of fracture
crepitus swelling deformity bony tenderness
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what antibiotics are used in an open fracture
within 1 hour co amoxiclav co trimazole and metronidazole if allergic
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what nerve is the deltoid muscle supplieby
axillary
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"locking and twisting" meniscal or ACL?
meniscal
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shouolder pain, at night , pain on active and passive movement
frozen shoulder
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frozen shoulder treatment
NSAIDS, physio then steroids if not working
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common risk factor for frozen shoulder
typw 2 diabetes
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what must radius and ulna fractures be treated with
open reduction and internal fixation
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stable intertrochanteric fracture treatmetn
dynamic hip screw
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when does mensical injury present
12-24 hours after
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whne does ACL injury presetn
often right away
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classification for ankle fractures
weber
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fall onto outstreched hand fracture type
colles fracture
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test for cauda equina syndrome
MRI
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gold standard for RAA
MRI
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DAS-28 components
tender joint count swollen joint count esr global health scan
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motor supply to SCM
accessory nerve
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MOA of methotrexate
Inhibits dihydrofolate reductase which is crucial for the synthesis of DNA and RNA
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what must be prescirbed along with methotrexate
folic acid on a different day to be taken
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flu like symptoms in fibromylagia or chornic fatigue syndrome
chronic fatigue syndrome
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side effecct of bisphosphonates
oesophagitis, ulcers, erosions and strictures which can present as odynophagia, dysphagia, or new/worsening dyspepsia
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feature seen on xray in OA
squarin gof the thumbs
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side effect of hydroxychloroquine
retinal toxicity
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most sensitive investigation for ankylosng
MRI scan of sacroiliac joints
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what is required for straight leg raise
quadriceps tendon
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what is enteropathic arthritis a complication of
IBD
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common side effect of methotrexate
oral ulcers due to folate disturbance
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treatment of reactive arthriits
NSAIDS
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side effects of nsaids
nephrotoxicity so shouldnt be used in. acute kidney injury
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common presenting pattern of psoriatic arthritis
assymetrical oligoarthritis
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antibdoy in diffuse sclerosis
anti-scl
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antibody in limited sclerosis
anti centromere
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which sclerosis is assoc with scleroderma
diffuse
146
what is crest syndrome also known as
limited cutaneous systemic sclerosis
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what might OA present with
gait joint crepitus limiation of movement
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is joint swelling seen in oa of the hip
not really as deep as the hip would you see swelling
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radiological features of OA
cyst formation and osteophytes loss of joint space
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what investigation is useful in confirming diagnosis of osteoporosis
dexa scan- measures bone mineral density
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treatment of osteporosis
bisphosphonates
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what is key to maintaining bone density in women
oestrogen
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what is offered to women with osteporosis
HRT
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what is the menopause a risk factor for
osteoporosis due to less oestrogen
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is osteoarthirtis a risk factor for osteoporosis
no
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are vitamin d levels low or high in osteomalacia
low
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butterfly rash across face
SLE
158
what type of view is a joint effusion seen better on
lateral view
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antibodies in sle
anti nuclear dsdna
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consideration of management in SLE
immunosuppression- azathioprine steroids
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are complement levels low in sle
yes
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which complement levels are low in sle
c3,c4
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immediate investigations for acute monoarthritis
FBC Urinalysis crp knee radiograph
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acute monoarthritis
acute arthritis which occurs in a aingle joint for less than 2 - 4 weeks
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what conditions can cause septic arthritis
osteomyelitis penetrating trauma staph aur
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why is septic arthritis an emergency
the joint can be rapdily destroyed by iinfection
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acute gout, previous duodenal ulcer, treatment ?
colchicine due to nsaid contraindication
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what lab test may be abnormal and lead to diagnosis of PMR
ESR >40
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complications of steroids
cataract avascular necrosis osteoporosis diabetes
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what is helpful in AS for those who have peripheral joint problems
methotrexate
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daignosis for AS
HLA-B27 , xray of sacroiliac joints
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associations with AS
IBD, anterior uveitis, aortic regurg, skin psoriasis, cauda equina syndrome
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tests to asses AS
schobers, wall to tragus distance , chest expansion
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triad for reactive arthritis
urethirtis, conjunctivitits, sero negative arthritis
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is periosteal reaction common in RA
no
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what is periosteal reaction
new bone formation
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ciclosporin side effects
hypertension, tremulousness- shaking/quivering , and gingival hypertrophy.
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is periarticular erosions seen in OA
no its more in RA
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what might elevated ALP be a sign of in th epresence of previous breast cancer, lytic lesions
metastatic bone disease
180
most commonly damaged nerve in shoulder injuries
axillary
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what needs to be done to diagnose cauda equina syndrome
whole spine. MRI
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what can scapular winging be caused yb
damage to seratus anterior/ long thoracic nerve which innervates it
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what is the supraspinatous innervated by
suprascapular nerve
184
first line for carpal tunnel in pregnancy
wrist splint
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positive phalen test
numbness and tingling on passive wrist flexion
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early changes in RA
periarticular osteoporosis; localised bone loss occuring around a joint loss of joint space soft tissue swelling
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later changes in RA
juxta articular erosions , subluxation
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what is lipohaemarthrosis
fat and fluid in joint capsule fall onto flexed knee
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what does dequervains tenosivitirs invlve
extensur pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longues
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what imaging modality can show undisplaced fractures
MRI
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are there systemic manifestations in osteoarthritis
no
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what is the straight let test used for
herniated discs
194
cannot initiate straight leg raise
quadriceps tendon issue
195
which drug will achieve best penetration into bone
flucox
196
is acromegaly assoc with gout or pseudogout
pseudogout
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what to monitor as disease progression in RA
CRP
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