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criteria of rheumatoid arthritis?
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-rh factor +ve
-symmetric jt. Involvement -morning stiffness 1hr -3 small jt. Involved -s.c nodules -erosion on xray |
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initial region affected ? And m/c jts. Involved?
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synovium(unlike osteoarthritis),
PIP(DIP in osteoarthritis),wrist,elbow,knee,ankle,MT-P jt. |
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xray appearance in r arthritis?
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-osteopenia
-rice bodies in synovial fluid -erosion |
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treatment of ra?
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DMARDS(hydroxychloroquine,mtx,leflunamide,anakinra??,abetacept??)
biological agents- infliximab,etanercept,amalimumab. |
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synovial fluid analysis? Osteo,ra,septic
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less than2000,
2000 to 50000, more than 50000 |
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xray appearance of osteoarthritis?
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unequal jt. Space,osteophyte formation,osteosclerosis,sub chondral cyst,loose bodies(jt. Mice)
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d/d of lower backache?
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psoriatic arthritis,reiter's ds,ankylosing spondylytis
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reiter's ds(reactive arthritis)characteristics?
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spine jt.(lower backache),triad(cant see, cant pee,cant dance with me),keratoderma menorrhagica,balanitis circinata,oral ulcers.
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features of ankylosing spondylytis?
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more in males(like reiter's),onset before 40 y(unlike ankylosing hyperostosis),symm. Sacroiliac jt. Involvement,both ant. And post. Longitudinal lig. Involved(entheropathy),bamboo stick appearance on x ray,marginal syndesmophyte(unlike reiter's disease)
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features of ankylosing hyperostosis?(diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis)
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after 40 y,no sacroilac jt. Involvement, but higher vert. Column involvement causing upper backache,no compressive neuropathy,a/w DM(frozen shoulders),only ant. Longitudinal lig. Involvement....
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which arteries are most commonly involved in takayasu and temporal arteritis?
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arch of aorta and temporal artery(hence scalp tenderness)
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what are the characteristics common to both takayasu and temporal arteritis?
Is hp differentiation possible? |
large and medium arteries
granulomatous giant cell aortic aneurysms asymmetric pulse no,hp differentiation is possible b/w the 2 |
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characteristic features of temporal arteritis?
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l and m rteries
after 55 jaw claudication, temporal artery(scalp tenderness), isolated vision defect(ant. Ischemic optic neuropathy) field defects-altitudinal |