Treatment - MSK & Rheum Flashcards

1
Q

acromioclavicular joint dislocation “shoulder separation”

A
brief sling immobilization
class 3 (AC & CC ligaments ruptured) may need sx
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clavicle fractures

A
  • mid 1/3 –> arm sling 4-6 wks adults, figure 8 sling kids

- proximal 1/3 –> ortho consult

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3
Q

suppurative flexor tenosynovitis

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I&D w/ irrigation + IV abx

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4
Q

olecranon bursitis

A
  • rest, NSAIDs, local steroid injection

- if septic bursitis - aspirate + abx

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5
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ulnar shaft / nightstick frx

A

nondisplaced distal 1/3 –> short arm cast
nondisplaced mid-proximal 1/3 –> long arm
displaced –> ORIF

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6
Q

monteggia frx or galeazi frx

A

UNSTABLE! Needs ORIF

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7
Q

gamekeeper’s (skier’s) thumb

A

thumb spica and referral to hand surgeon (bc affects pincer function)

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8
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bite wounds (human) abx

A

augmentin

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9
Q

dupuytren contracture

A
  • intralesional corticosteroid injection, PT

- sx correction if contracture >30 deg @ MCP joint of any PIP contracture

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10
Q

legg-calve-perthes disease

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  • idiopathic avascular osteo in kids

- observation bc self-limiting w/ revascularization (2 yr) with activity restriction

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11
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LCL/MCL grades tx

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Grade 1 - sprain
Grade 2 - incomplete tear –> conservative, PT, RICE, knee immobilizer
Grade 3 - compete tear –> +/- surgical repair

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12
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patellar and quad tendon ruptures

A

sx repair w/in 7-10 days

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13
Q

acute osteomyelitis

A

abx 4-6 weeks (at least 2 wks IV) +/- debridement

newborn <4mo –> Group B strep –> Nafcillin or Oxacillin + 3rd gen ceph

children –> staph aureus / MSSA –> Nafcillin or Oxacillin or Cefazolin/Ancef (clinda or vanc if allergic)
-vanc or linezolid if MRSA

sickle cell dz –> salmonela, staph –> 3rd gen ceph or FQ

puncture wound –> pseudomonas –> CIPRO or levoflox

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14
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chronic osteomyelitis

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more refractory –> SX debridement + cultures –> ABX (not empiric)

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15
Q

septic arthritis

A

2-4 wk course guided by gram stain (arthrocentesis)

gram pos cocci - nafcillin (vanc if MRSA suspected or PCN allergy)

gram neg cocci or gonococcus - ceftriaxone (cipro if allergy)

gram neg rods - ceftriaxone (3rd gen ceph) + anti-pseudomonal aminoglycoside (gentamicin)

no organism seen - nafcillin or vanc + ceftriaxone (+/- anti-pseudomonas)

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16
Q

paget disease

A

BISPHOSPHONATES or calcitonin

17
Q

raynaud’s phenomenon

A

CCB, prostacyclin
-vasospasm-induced change of fingers, toes, ears, nose, tongue, worse w/ cold, smoking or emo stress (face, neck and distal elbows/knees)

18
Q

scleroderma

A

DMARDs, corticosteroids

19
Q

SLE

A

sun protection, hydroxychloroquine for lesions; NSAIDs/tylenol for arthritis, +/- pulse dose corticosteroids

cytotoxic drugs: methotrexate, cyclophosphamide

20
Q

sjogren’s

A

-pilocarpine - cholinergic, inc lacrimation and salivation (SE diaphoresis, flush, sweat, bradycardia, D/N/V, incontinence, blurred vision)

21
Q

polymylagia rheumatica

A

low dose corticosteroids

22
Q

pseudogout

A

INTRAARTICULAR CORTICO 1ST LINE; colchicine for prophylaxis

23
Q

rhabdo

A
  • IV saline 4-6L/day
  • MANNITOL to induce osmotic diuresis
  • BICARB to alkalinize urine
  • calcium gluconate if hyperK w/ ECG findings
24
Q

RA

A
  • DMARDs - promptly reduces permanent damage
  • METHOTREXATE 1st LINE (leflunomide, hydroxychloroquine/plaquenil, sulfasalazine)
  • NSAIDs first line for pain control; CORTICO 2nd line if no relief w/ nsaids
25
Q

kawasaki syndrome

A

IV immune globulin + high dose ASA

-cortico if refractory

26
Q

psoriatic arthritis

A

NSAIDs 1st LINE –> methotrexate –> TNF-inhib

27
Q

ankylosing spondylitis

A

NSAIDS + REST/PT 1st LINE –> TNFa inhibitor –> steroids

28
Q

reactive arthritis

A

NSAIDs –> methotrexate –> sulfasalazine, steroids