Seropositive inflammatory disease Flashcards

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What is Haygarth’s nodes

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Soft tissue swelling adjacent to the MCP

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What are some clinical features of rheumatoid arthritis

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Insidious, tenderness, swelling, stiffness
Bilateral, symmetric, mostly hands and feet, also C-spine
Fatigue, malaise, muscle weakness, fever, tendon rupture, bursitis

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What is the lab evaluation of rheumatoid arthritis

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ESR/ C-RP parallels the disease

Positive rheumatoid factor (mostly)

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What are the radiologic features of rheumatoid arthritis

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Periarticular soft tissue swelling, first
Juxta-articular osteoporosis, earliest bone change
Uniform loss of joint space
Marginal erosions, rat bites
Large pseudocysts
Deformity

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What is Boutonniere deformity

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Extension of DIPs, flexion of PIPs

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What is swan neck deformity

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Flexion of the DIPs, extension of PIPs

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What is seen in rheumatoid arthritis of the hand

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PIPs then MCPs, bilaterally symmetric
Soft tissue swelling, spindle digit
Boutonnière deformity, swan neck deformity, ulnar deviation deformity

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What is zigzag deformity

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MCP swelling, loss of ligament integrity, action of long flexor tendon crossing joint at an angle results in ulnar deviation of digits
Radial deviation of carpals
Combined form zigzag deformity

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