Septic arthritis Flashcards

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Presentation septic arthriti s

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Rapid onset pain, swelling, redness in single joint, restricted ROM

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Treatment of neissieria gonorhea causing septic arthritis

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IV 2mg ceftriazone for 2 weeks
Follow with 4 weeks oral cipraflozacin 500mg BD
Formal knee washout

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What does neisseria gonorrhea do on agar plates and biocheical reactions

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Poor growth on blood agar
Smooth round grey colonies on chocolate agar
Small raised translucent on modified NYC agar
Oxidase and catalase positive

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Presentation of disseminated gonorrhea infection

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Purulent monoarthritis +/-
Triad - tenosynovitis, dermatitis (papules, pusutles, necrotic lesions), asymmetric migratory polyarthralgia

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Risk factors for disseminated gonorrheal infection

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Female sex
HIV infection
Menses
Low SE/educational status
Pregnancy
Multiple sexual partners
SLE
Complement deficiency

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Diagnosis of disseinated gonorrhea infection

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Blood cultures - may be negative
Synovial fluid analysis - joint aspirate
Gram stain - infalm effusion, neutrophil predominance =/- gram - diplococci
Culture and sensitivity testing
NAAT PCR

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What does parvovirus B19 cause joint wise

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Symmetrical polyarthralgia

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Diagnosis of septic arthritis

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Clinical
Joint aspiration - urgent gram stain, culture and antimicrobial sensitivity testing (start empirical immediately)

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Investigations for prosthetic infection

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FBC, WCC, CRP, U+Es, clotting
Blood cultres
Plain X ray o joint
Ortho referral for assessment

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Possible oragnisms causing Gram + cocci in clusters on gram stain

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Staph aureus OR coagulase negative staph

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What antibiotics use in case of possible MRSA

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Teicoplanin, vancomycin, linezolid
Broad spectrum antibiotics if confirmed infection - eg gram negative = tazocin

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Staph aueus on agar and biochemt tests

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Round, convex colonies 1-4mm sharp border w clear zone haemolysis
Catalase positive (staphylococcus)
Coagulase + = staph aureus

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