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rheumatoid
arthritis
chronic
autoimmune
impact
of
sterile
proliferative
is
rheumatoid
women
(.36
what
is
HLA-DR4
genotype
pathogenesis
of
synovium
becomes
pathology
of
disordered
cytoarchitecture
presentation
of
usually
insidious
diagnostic
criteria
morning
stiffness
which
joints
most
common
what
hand
fusiform
swelling,
diagnostic
testing
ESR
and
treatment
for
acetaminophen,
NSAIDs,
management
of
depression
can
prevention
of
evidence
exists
definition
of
idiopathic
synovitis
juvenile
idiopathic
most
common
types
(and
systemic
(10%),
relative
incidences
pauciarticular
and
general
presentation
patient
is
presentation
of
number
of
presentation
of
5
or
presentation
of
4
or
diagnostic
testing
diagnosis
based
treatment
of
pyramid
approach:
management
of
disease
can
prevention
of
psychosocial
problems,
definition
of
asymmetrical
sterile
is
reactive
occurs
predominantly
what
is
strongly
associated
in
what
20-30
year
what
types
those
involving
presentation
of
triad
(often
diagnostic
testing
primarily
clinical
treatment
of
non-pharmaceutical
management
definition
of
arthritis
occurring
what
is
is
arthritis
affects
males
pathogenesis
of
studies
suggest
pathology
of
aseptic
inflammation
presentation
of
symmetric,
persistent
diagnosis
of
rheumatoid
factor
treatment
of
responds
to
definition
of
chronic,
progressive
is
ankylosing
men
(2-3:1)
in
what
usually
2nd
what
is
approximately
90%
what
comorbidity
inflammatory
bowel
possible
etiology
previous
enteric
progression
of
chronic
synovitis
presentation
of
morning
stiffness
diagnosis
of
X-ray
of
what
is
complete
fusion
definition
of
chronic,
inflammatory
prevalence
of
5-10%
of
is
psoriatic
males
and
in
what
between
30
what
is
a
genetic
how
does
histologically
similar
what
patient
HIV
patients
presentation
of
onset:
insidious
diagnostic
testing
seronegative
arthritis
definition
of
complication
of
what
percentage
definition
of
chronic,
slowly
is
Sjogren's
women
(9:1)
in
what
4th
and
Sjogren's
syndrome
second
most
forms
of
primary/Sicca
syndrome
how
can
titer
level
what
is
related
to
suggested
origin
viral
(Epstein-Barr
presentation
of
keratoconjunctivits/xerophthalmia
and
diagnostic
testing
serum
autoantibody
definition
of
multisystem
infection
early
presentation
itchy
or
lymphadenopathy
(regional
late
presentation
scleroderma-like
skin
diagnostic
testing
white
blood
treatment
of
removal
of
management
of
neurologic
complications
prevention
of
protective
clothing,
definition
of
arthritis
occurring
what
populations
immunosuppressed,
elderly
common
organisms
staphylococcus
aurus
rare
organisms
fusobacterium,
treponema,
most
common
knee
(55%),
major
routes
hematogenous
spread,
risk
factors
very
young
presentation
of
acute
onset
diagnostic
testing
arthrocentesis
and
treatment
for
appropriate
antibiotic
management
of
follow-up
to
prevention
of
lifestyle
modifications
definition
of
seeding
of
is
gonococcal
women
(4:1
gonococcal
arthritis
most
common
risk
factors
immunocompromise,
debilitating
prognosis
of
destruction
of
presentation
of
fever,
chills
diagnostic
testing
elevated
ESR,
treatment
for
definition
of
chronic
progressive
how
many
~1-3%
of
risk
factors
alcoholics,
HIV-postive
which
joints
spine
>
special
characterisitics
spine
involvement
mechanism
of
visceral
(usually
presentation
of
insidious
onset
definition
of
arthritis
due
general
features
may
be
potential
viral
parvovirus
B19,
presentation
of
acute
to
types
of
monosodium
urate
what
is
at
what
men
at
etiology
of
hyperuricemia
(plasma
risk
factors
age,
genetics,
presentation
of
acute
onset
diagnostic
testing
diagnosed
in
criteria
for
more
than
treatment
of
prove
joint
management
of
prophylaxis
with
prevention
of
lifestyle
changes
causative
molecule
calcium
pyrophosphate
what
type
usually
people
types
of
idiopathic,
hereditary,
etiology
of
associated
with
etiology
of
associated
with
pathogenesis
of
crystals
first
where
does
knee
>
presentation
of
can
be
diagnostic
testing
arthrocentesis/aspiration,
culture
some
synonyms
basic
calcium
presentation
of
can
be
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
definition
of
disorder
of
hemochromatosis
superlative?
one
of
etiology
of
genetic:
hemochromatosis
pathogenesis
of
iron
accumulation
pathology
of
proliferation
of
presentation
of
arthritis
presents
definitive
diagnosis
hook-like
osteophytes
treatment
of
phlebotomy
(does
definition
of
disease
featuring
types
of
primary
(idiopathic),
osteoarthritis
superlatives?
most
common
distribution
of
under
the
joints
commonly
hip,
knees,
osteophytes
presenting
Heberden
nodes
osteophytes
presenting
Bouchard's
nodes
risk
factors
age,
hereditary,
progression
of
early
changes
presentation
of
deep
achy
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
imaging
treatment
for
symptomatic
and
management
of
viscosupplementation
when
prevention
of
no
good
definition
of
degenerative
changes
difference
between
spinal
osteoarthritis
anterior
and
spondylosis
deformans
narrowing
of
spinal
stenosis
presentation
of
can
be
diagnosis
of
X-ray
of
treatment
for
surgical
disk
definition
of
degeneration
of
presentation
of
pain
from
diagnosis
of
manual
tests
definition
of
severely
degenerated
risk
factors
diabetes
mellitus,
pathognomonic
characteristics
fragments
of
definition
of
typically
small
definition
of
herniated
synovial
etiology
of
cystic
or
treatment
of
painful
cysts
histological
distinction
ganglion
cysts
common
example
Baker
cyst:
definition
of
benign
neoplasms
how
can
cells
contain
at
what
typically
in
types
of
pigmented,
giant
characteristics
of
occurs
in
characteristics
of
occurs
in
definition
of
congenital
dysraphisms
types
of
spina
bifida
presentation
of
spina
bifida
diagnosis
of
neurologic
examination,
prevention
of
folic
acid
definition
of
common
congenital
is
metatarsus
equally
distributed
risk
factors
possibly
oligohydramnios
presentation
of
symptoms
are
diagnosis
of
primarily
by
definition
of
congenital
condition
common
causes
<
18
presentation
of
in-toeing
of
diagnostic
testing
prone
thigh-foot
definition
of
abnormality
in
etiology
of
partial
or
common
comorbidity
other
congenital
presentation
of
tends
to
definition
of
flattening
of
how
does
definition
of
autosomal
dominant
genetic
abnormality
mutation
in
definition
of
can
involve
most
common
fibular
hemimelia,
common
types
hypoplasia/absence
of
common
types
fibular
deficiency,
definition
of
congenital
disorder
common
comorbidities
webbing
of
typical
presentation
scapula
can
definition
of
abnormal
structural
idiopathic
scoliosis
most
common
is
idiopathic
common
in
potential
comorbidity
often
accompanied
types
of
infantile
(birth-3
presentation
of
can
be
what
test
Adams
test
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
evaluation
treatment
of
observation
is
do
exercise
no
evidence
likelihood
of
curvatures
of
prevention
and
untreated
scoliosis
definition
of
idiopathic
disorder
slipped
capital
most
common
risk
factors
obesity,
delayed
developmental
progress
initial
event
presentation
of
progressively
worsening
diagnostic
testing
radographic
imaging
treatment
for
surgical
closure
definition
of
idiopathic
congenital
most
common
amyoplasia
(loss
possible
etiology
death
of
presentation
of
variable
distribution
definition
of
degenerative
process
what
region
thoracic
and
incidence
of
generally
believed
definition
of
infection
of
which
bacteria
Staphylococcus
aureus
most
common
vertebral
bodies
comorbidities
that
being
a
methods
of
hematogenous
spread,
dead
pieces
live
bone
small
intraosseous
Brodie
abscesses
presentation
of
unrelenting
pain,
diagnostic
testing
physical
examination,
treatment
of
antibiotic
regimen
what
factors
delayed
diagnosis,
complications
of
pathologic
fracture,
complications
of
damage
to
prevention
of
physical
therapy
definition
of
osteomyelitis
secondary
risk
factors
alcoholics,
HIV-postive
definition
of
laxity
of
is
developmental
females
(9:1)
common
comorbidities
other
forms
presentation
of
newborns:
scanning
diagnostic
testing
Barlow
test,
treatment
of
varies
with
definition
of
of
controversial
internal
femoral
most
common
is
internal
females
(2:1)
common
comorbidity
generalized
ligamentous
pathology
of
torsion
in
presentation
of
entire
lower
diagnostic
testing
clinical
measurement
definition
of
common
foot
types
of
congenital,
teratologic,
most
common
congenital
(75%)
is
talipes
males
(2:1);
presentation
of
rigidity
of
diagnostic
testing
physical
examination;
definition
of
types
of
physiologic
(in
definition
of
causes
of
physiologic
asymmetric
definition
of
reduction
in
risk
factors
female
gender,
types
of
type
I
presentation
of
may
be
diagnosis
of
densitometry,
quantitative
treatment
for
fracture
management,
management
of
monitoring
BMD
prevention
of
definition
of
impairment
of
presentation
of
usually
evident
distinction
between
both
diseases
most
common
nutritional
deficiencies
physiological
impact
hypocalcemia
causing
presentation
of
generalized
muscular
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
imaging,
treatment
of
multivitamin
preparations,
management
of
severe
deformities
prevention
of
evidence
shows
Paget's
disease
increased
remodeling
possible
etiologies
viral,
genetic
presentation
of
can
be
diagnostic
testing
clinical
examination,
definition
of
form
of
etiology
of
autosomal
dominant
types
of
type
I/mild
presentation
of
fragile
bones,
diagnostic
testing
skin
punch
types
of
osteoma,
osteoid
bone
tumor
benign
more
most
common
osteoid
osteomas;
presentation
of
slow
growing
presentation
of
less
than
presentation
of
usually
arise
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
types
of
osteochondroma
(exostosis),
presentation
of
slow-growing,
mushroom-shaped,
presentation
of
typically
an
chondroblastoma
presentation?
very
rare
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies:
definition
of
bone
tumors
types
of
fibrous
cortical
at
what
5-35
years
are
benign
equally
common
characteristics
of
extremely
common,
characteristics
of
fibrous
cortical
characteristics
of
components
do
presentation
of
typically
asymptomatic
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
definition
of
benign
but
at
what
3rd-5th
decades
are
giant
females
(2:1)
which
bones
typically
knee
presentation
of
arthritic-like
symptoms
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies:
most
common
osteosarcoma:
mesenchymal
at
what
bimodal
age
are
osteosarcomas
males
(1.6:1)
which
bones
knee
(60%),
etiology
of
mutations
in
presentation
of
painful
aggressively
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
most
common
which
is
osteosarcoma
(2:1)
at
what
>
40
are
chondrosarcomas
males
(2:1)
types
of
primary,
secondary
presentation
of
painful,
progressively
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
definition
of
fibroblastic
collagen-producing
at
what
occur
at
in
which
predilection
for
presentation
of
enlarged
painful
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies:
most
common
metastatic
bone
pathways
of
direct
extension
common
origins
"BLT
and
presentation
of
pain
(most
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
second
most
Ewing
sarcoma
where
do
in
the
how
do
small
round
chromosomal
abnormality
presentation
of
painful,
enlarging
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
definition
of
vascular
osteonecrosis
typical
age
usually
between
is
Legg-Calve-Perthes
males
(5:1)
does
Legg-Calve-Perthes
unilaterally
(90%)
presentation
of
hip
joint
potential
etiology
possibly
microtrauma
diagnostic
testing
plain
films
grading
of
grade
I
treatment
for
self-limiting
disease;
management
of
predisposition
to
prevention
of
psychosocial
issues
definition
of
form
of
general
characteristics
occurs
more
possible
etiology
chronic,
repetitive
presentation
of
gradual
onset
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
treatment
of
children
younger
management
of
avascular
bone
definition
of
one
of
Osgood-Schlatter
disease
most
common
is
Osgood-Schlatter
males
(3:1)
presentation
of
severe
tenderness
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies
treatment
for
rest,
restriction,
definition
of
vascular
infarction
in
what
hip,
knee
for
those
mutation
in
what
factors
embolization
of
what
happens
compression
of
what
is
creeping
substitution
presentation
of
insidious
onset
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies:
treatment
of
precollapse
(aim
management
of
osteonecrosis
can
definition
of
chronic
multisystem
is
systemic
females
(9:1)
principle
organs
skin,
joints,
antibodies
detectable
antinuclear
antibodies,
what
genetic
numerous
human
what
type
Epstein-Barr
virus
common
way
drug
induction,
presentation
of
acute/insidious
in
diagnostic
testing
immunofluoresence
testing:
criteria
for
4
or
treatment
for
non-life-threatening
presentations:
management
of
rare
acute
prevention
of
appropriate
vaccines,
definition
of
acute
onset
erythema
nodosum
most
common
with
what
infections:
beta-hemolytic
presentation
of
poorly
defined
diagnostic
testing
definition
of
rare,
multisystem,
is
systemic
females
(3:1)
what
is
50-60
years
pathogenesis
of
unknown
triggering
types
of
diffuse:
wide
what
type
those
for
presentation
of
insidious
origin:
diagnostic
testing
labs:
elevated
definition
of
syndrome
of
is
fibromyalgia
females
(9:1)
in
what
women
over
potential
pathogeneses
sleep
disturbance,
presentation
of
generalized
muscle
diagnostic
testing
widespread
musculoskeletal
treatment
of
improve
quality
management
of
institute
program
prevention
of
identification
and
definition
of
of
idiopathic
mean
age
70
years,
presentation
of
onset
can
diagnostic
testing
history
and
definition
of
chronic,
multisystem
is
sarcoidosis
African
Americans
is
sarcoidosis
at
what
most
often
etiology
of
disordered
immune
pathogenesis
of
ccumulation
of
most
common
lung
(eye
presentation
of
insidious
onset
diagnostic
testing
history
and
treatment
of
glucocorticoids
(first
definition
of
deposition
of
why
is
because
of
what
types
AL/light
chain
example
of
AL
(immunocyte
example
of
AA
(reactive
examples
of
senile
cerebral
presentation
of
can
be
diagnostic
testing
biopsy
and
definition
of
fibroblastic
proliferation,
in
what
diabetics
(type
at
what
40-60
years
other
risk
hypothyroidism,
Dupuytren
presentation
of
progressive
freezing
diagnostic
testing
physical
exam
treatment
for
NSAIDs,
nonnarcotic
definition
of
sterile
inflammation
common
types
prepatellar
bursitis
common
types
friction
bursitis,
pathogenesis
of
inflammation
secondary
presentation
of
of
the
diagnostic
testing
physical
exam
treatment
of
NSAIDs,
ice,
definition
of
painful
tissue
types
of
lateral
(tennis
pathogenesis
of
small
tears
at
what
35-50
years
presentation
of
gradual
onset
diagnostic
testing
physical
exam
diagnostic
testing
similar
presentation
treatment
for
modifying
the
definition
of
recently
coined
pathogenesis
of
tendinitis
(inflammation)
how
is
by
region
presentation
of
pain
on
diagnostic
testing
physical
exam
treatment
for
NSAIDs
(early
definition
of
inflammation
of
in
what
women
who
presentation
of
pain
and
diagnostic
testing
physical
exam
treatment
for
rest
with
definition
of
systemic
vasculitis
what
other
polymyalgia
rheumatica
giant
cell
most
common
at
what
after
age
is
giant
in
what
Nordic
population
etiology
of
autoimmune:
associated
pathology
of
involvement
extends
presentation
of
vague,
non-specific
diagnostic
testing
ESR,
CBC,
treatment
for
glucocorticoid
therapy,
management
of
visual
impairment
prevention
of
major
goal
definition
of
systemic
necrotizing
at
what
around
57
is
microscopic
with
what
p-ANCA
(protoplasmic-staining
etiology
of
immune
reaction
presentation
of
initially
fever,
diagnostic
testing
elevated
ESR,
definition
of
systemic
necrotizing
where
in
at
bifurcations
pathogenesis
of
acutely:
polymorphonuclear
what
organ
how
does
as
arteritis
what
immunologic
strong
association
presentation
of
non-specific
signs
diagnostic
testing
no
specific
definition
of
involves
a
etiology
of
most
likely
typical
Takayasu
woman
under
pathology
of
panarteritis
with
presentation
of
generalized
signs
diagnostic
testing
arteriography
is
definition
of
necrotizing
vasculitis
at
what
~40
years
pathology
of
triad
of
other
organs
eyes,
skin,
etiology
and
autoimmune
triggered
presentation
of
non-specific
signs
diagnostic
testing
elevated
ESR,
definition
of
common
lesion
presentation
of
small
firm
definition
of
benign
proliferation
types
of
superficial,
deep
examples
of
palmar
(DupuytrenÕs
is
palmar
males
(5:1)
presentation
of
slowly
progressing
definition
of
rare
but
where
in
retroperitoneum,
thigh,
at
what
30-55
years
malignancy
of
aggressive
tumors
diagnostic
testing
definition
of
benign
tumors
lipoma
superlative?
most
common
pathological
impact
mass
effect
diagnostic
testing
definition
of
sarcoma
of
liposarcoma
superlative?
one
of
at
what
40-60
years
where
in
deep
soft
presentation
of
no
characteristic
diagnostic
testing
definition
of
aggressive
malignant
at
what
7th
decade
types
of
storiform-pleomorphic,
myxoid,
where
in
musculature
of
presentation
of
painless
mass
diagnostic
testing
definition
of
fibrotic
proliferation
typical
etiology
typically
in
presentation
of
initially
an
diagnostic
testing
radiographic
studies:
definition
of
chronic
inflammatory
what
population
male
patients
presentation
of
heliotrophic
rash
diagnostic
testing
lab
studies:
definition
of
subacute
inflammatory
etiology
of
autoimmune
process:
presentation
of
presents
without
diagnostic
testing
lab
studies:
definition
of
benign
tumors
leiomyoma
superlative?
most
common
at
what
adolescence
or
presentation
of
dependent
on
definition
of
malignant
tumors
are
leiomyosarcomas
where
in
most
develop
presentation
of
painless
firm
definition
of
rare,
but
rhabdomyosarcoma
superlative?
most
common
at
what
before
20
where
in
most
often
etiology
of
PAX3-FKHR
gene
types
of
embryonal
(most
malignancy
of
aggressive
tumors
presentation
of
mass
expanding