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What are the two types of articular joint pain and what are the subtypes?
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Articular joint pain can be divided into degenerative or inflammatory. The inflammatories are further divided into seropositive, seronegative, crystal or septic. The degeneratives are either primary or secondary.
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What are seronegative and seropositive inflammatory articular diseases? Systematically classify them
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Seropositives are RA and SLE
Seronegs are divided into symmetrical: AS, enteropathic or asymmetrical: reactive and psoriatic. |
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What are the two other kinds of inflammatory joint conditions in addition to seropositive and seronegative?
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Crystal: Gout, Pseudogout, Hydroxyapatite
Infections: Gonococcal and non Gono |
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Systematically classify all the degenerative articular joint pains
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Primary: OA
Secondary: Metabolic, Hemophilic, Neuropathic, Trauma |
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Systematically describe the non-articular joint pains
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Localized: Bursitis, Tedinitis, Capsulitis, Muscle Sprain
Generalized: PMR, Fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndrome |
