Rheumatology Hx Flashcards

1
Q

acute onset of arthritis (overnight to days) =

A

inflammatory arthritis

eg. crystal, infectious and reactive arthritis

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2
Q

primary OA doesnt involve __/__/_/__/__/__

A
MCPs
wrist
elbow
shoulders
ankles
2-5th MTPs
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3
Q

RA doesn’t involve __ as they don’t have enough synovium

A

DIPJs

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4
Q

oligoarthritis = __-__ joints affected

A

2-4

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5
Q

polysrthritis involves __ joints

A

> 4

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6
Q

RA affects these 7 joints

asym/symmetrical

A

MCPJ, PIPJ, MTPJ, wrist, elbow, knee, shoulder

symmetrical

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7
Q

psoriatic arthirits affects these 3 joints

asym/symmetrical

A

PIPJ, DIPJ, large joints

asymmetrical

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8
Q

ank spond affects __ and __ joints

asym/symmetrical

A

axial
large peripheral
asymmetrical

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9
Q

arthritis that affects DIPJ, PIPJ, base of thumb

A

OA

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10
Q

palindromic arthritis is likely to be __ in nature

A

inflammatory

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11
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less than 30min morning joint stiffness =

A

OA

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12
Q

more than 1hr joint stiffness in the morning =

this is because of ___

A

RA

more viscous synovial fluid and cytokines released at night

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13
Q

arthiritis that is worse on movement and activity gelling

A

OA

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14
Q

arthiritis better on movement

A

inflammatory

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15
Q

features of a bacterial infection of a joint

A
monoarthritis
very red and swollen joint
fevers and chills
diarrhoea/wound/UTI
underlying joint abnormality eg. OA, RA, prosthetic
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16
Q

features of viral infection of joints

A
acute polyarthritis
rash (parvo)
<6wks
hepatitis + HIV + STIs
PWIDs
tattoos and travel
17
Q

extra-articular features of RA

A
rheumatoid nodules
sicca
Raynauds
ocular inflam
SOB and dry cough (pulmonary)
18
Q

malar rash that spares the nasolabile folds and is photosensitive=

A

SLE

19
Q

__ arthritis increases the risk of PUD

A

rheumatoid arthritis

20
Q

white and cheesy nodules on the pinna of the ear for example =

A

gouty tophi - deposits of uric acid

21
Q

inflammation of the 1st MTO joint =

A

podagra = gout

22
Q

to differentiate between septic arthritis and gout Ix =

A

joint aspiration

23
Q

mouth and genital sores are caused by this small vessel vasculitis

A

Behcets syndrome