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effusion: definition and causes
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increased joint fluid
-infection (>100K WBC) -inflamation (translucent or opaque fl) -crystals (gout) -inc. blood flow near joint -inc. joint friction |
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radiographic findings in OA
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narrowing of joint space (focal)
subchondral sclerosis osteophyte formation subchondral cysts |
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radiographic findings in RA
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subchondral osteopenia
uniform joint narrowing bond resorbtion marginal erosions |
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pannus
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granulation tissue of RA
formed by fibroblasts errodes bone |
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clinical findings in RA
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morning stiffness
polyarthritis sys. manifest (CV, resp, ren, GI, neuro) skin- rheum nodules ocular conjunctivitis/scleritis |
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labs in RA
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rheumatoid factor
Anemia of Chronic dz increased ESR + test for ANA |
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symptoms in OA
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pain w increasing activity (asymetrical)
usually in large weight bearing joints and distal fingers |
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articular cartilage findings in OA
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decreased GAGs
chondrocyte loss fissures increased H2O content |
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gene associated with RA
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HLA-DRB-1
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treatment for RA
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NSAIDS- initially
corticostaroids and DMRADS later new: drugs that block tumor necrosis factor |
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organism in septic arthritis that resembles RA- accompanies 'fifth disease'
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parvovirus
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PE of a child yeilds:
fever, refusal to walk/move affect limb, irritability, loss of appetite |
dx- Septic arthritis
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WBC and PMNs in septic arthritis
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wbc>50K
PMNs>90% |
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STD presenting w fever, chills, rashes and bullous eruptions, polyarthralgias, tenosynovitis
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gonococcal arthritis (neisseria gonorrhea)
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erythema migrans-> neuro/CV manifestations-> late stage polyarthritis
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lyme disease
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Potts disease
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extra pul TB infection of spine.
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urate crystals, involvement of first metatarsal phalyngeal joint
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think gout
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pyrophosphate crystals, knees affected
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think pseudogout
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pathology of urate crystals in joints
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chemotactic factors attract neutrophills; stimulate release of inflammatory mediators from neutrophills
swollen, erythematous joint; resembles cellulitis |
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insidious onset of low back pain, low back pain improving w exercise. eye/CV disease. HLA-B27 positive. Bamboo spine on radiograph
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ankylosing spondylitis
spine- ossificaiton of annulus fibrosus and intervertebral ligaments |
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heel pain, 'sausage digits' for toes, and a positive HLA-B27
usually a reaction to chlamydia, yersinia, salmonella or shigella |
reiter's syndrome
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skin lesions (plaques), RA-like involvement of DIP and PIP joints
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psoriatic arthritis
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arthritis in knees or ankles associated with bowel disease (Chron's, ulcerative colitis)
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enteropathic arthritis
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treatment of seronegative arthritis
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NSAIDS
anti-TNF-alpha drugs chlamydia- treat w doxycycline |
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types of arthritis affecting fingers
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RA, OA, psoriatic
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spine/SI joint involvement with 'sausage digits'. Spine-> kyphosis
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spondylitis
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XR: well defined, progressive erosions. progressive destruction
+ Renal stones |
gout
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synovial fluid (septic)
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translucent/opaque
usually >100k WBC WBC diferential- >90%pmns |
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inflamatory synovial fluid
Gross WBC white cell diff |
translucent or opaque
wbc 20k-50k or greater PMNs 50-90% |
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normal synovial fluid
Gross WBC white cell diff |
gross: transparent
wbc <2k >50% pmns |