chapter 32 part 7 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

what is the common problem w/ arthritis that requires the pt to rest

A

fatigue

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2
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during acute phase the pt should

A

balance rest w/ exercise

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3
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how many time should exercise be done

A

3 to 10 times for each joint

w/ the lower number used on days when pain or fatigue increased

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4
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heat is better

A

for subacute or chronic joint inflammation

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5
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cold is more effective

A

in the acute phase when joint are to hot red obviously inflamed

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6
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for dry heat heat type of lamp is convenient

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therapeutic infrared lamp and is inexpensive for home use

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7
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for treatment of the hand what type of bath is effective

A

paraffin’s bath

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8
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in a hot tub what temp should you not exceed

A

102

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9
Q

whirlpool bath promotes e

A

relaxation and motion w/ minimal pain

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10
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why should you not emerge a pt whole body in warm water

A

because it can cause physiologic changes in respiration and pulse rate

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11
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what type of support should a pt w/ RA have

A

evaluate for coping

the pt should have support group

encourage verbalization

express appearance

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12
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arthritis of a joint caused by high serum levels of uric acid

A

grout

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13
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where do Uric acid crystal come from

A

the body fluid and settle in joint and connective tissue

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14
Q

gout affect more

men or women

and what population is it common among

A

men and generally occurs during middle age

population that consume high-protein dt

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15
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what are possible factors of gout

A

genetic increased in purine metabolism leading to overproduction or retention of uric acid

consumption of a high-purine dt

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16
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when genetic increased in purine metabolism it can lead to

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leads to overproduction or retention of uric acid

17
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excessive alcohol consumption can cause

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increase production of kept acid that inhibit uric acid= hyperuricemia

18
Q

what can cause kidney stone

A

when deposit of crate crystal occurs in the joint and subcutaneous tissues

19
Q

where is the most common site where grout occur

20
Q

Diuretic therapy may cause

A

secondary gout from fluid loss that increase the serum uric acid level in the body

21
Q

what can cause secondary gout

A

diuretic therapy
and
certain drug that interfere w/ uric acid

22
Q

is caused by calcium pyrophosphate crystal

and what is it also called

A

pseudogout

calcium pyrophosphate disease

23
Q

what are some s/s of gout

A

elevated serum uric acid

tight reddened skin over an inflamed

edematous joint

elevated temperature

extreme pain in the joint

24
Q

how is gout DX

what is needed to confirm the DX

A

history and physical examination

arthrocentesis

25
why is it important to rule out septic arthritis
because it can cause joint destruction within 24 hours w/out treatment
26
what are not helpful for DX in early stage of the gout
imaging studies
27
renal function should be done
prior to initiating drug therapy
28
treatment of during acute attack consist of administration of
NSAIDs for 2 to 5 days
29
Colchicine is given orally may bring what
dramatic pain relief w/in 24 to 48 hours
30
what are some other medication given for gout
allopurinol, probenecid (Benemid) Febuxostat (Uloric) lesinurad (Zurampic)
31
when is an IV infusion Pegloticase given
a pt who do not respond to other therapies
32
what are some nursing management for a pt w/ gout
teaching the pt about their medication and s/s dt management- wt control restriction of high-purine food and alcohol fluid I&O 2000 to 3000 ml
33
what are some food that should be avoid if the pt has gout
anchovies sardines sweetbread liver bacon
34
what should you remind a pt taking allopurinol
do a liver test periodic