Lecture 20+21: Osteoarthritis Flashcards

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Osteoarthritis pathophysiology

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-degenerative changes that occur in cartilage and the associated bone
-inc destruction and proliferation

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Osteoarthritis incidence

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-older
-most-common joint disease
-worsens w age
-more common for women

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Joints implicated in osteoarthritis

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-distal interphalangeal joint
-hips
-knees

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risk factors

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-age
-weight
-defects
-muscle weakness
-woman
-stress
-trauma
-hereditary

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Symptoms

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-joint pain
-stiffness in morning
-crepitus
-inflammation
-muscle atrophy
-asymmetric involvement

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Other manifestations

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-no symptoms
-instabiliity of weight bearing joints
-herberden’s nodes
-bouchard’s nodes

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Osteoarthritis first line treatment

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-acetaminophen
-topical NSAIDs
-intramuscular corticosteroids

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osteoarthritis second line treatment

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-opiods
-surgery
-duloxetine
-intraarticular hyaluronates

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Non-pharmacological treatment of osteoarthritis

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-psychological support
-education
-rest
-exercise
-heat/ice
-physical therapy
-occupational therapy
-weight loss

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Topical therapy

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-menthol/camphor/wintergreen
-capsaicin cream
-diclofenac gel or topical solution

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Menthol/Camphor/oil of wintergreen

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-topical
-counterirritant
-aaa TID-QID

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Capsaicin cream

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-depletes substance P
-aaa TID-QID
-wait 2-4 weeks for full effect

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Capsaicin cream adverse effects

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-burning
-stinging
-redness
-symptoms go away with use

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Diclofenac Gel (Voltaren Gel)

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-COX-2 inhibition
-aaa 2-4g QID
-max 16g qd
-dont use in combo w systemic NSAID

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Diclofenac gel adverse effects

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-pruritus
-burning
-pain and rash

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Diclofenac gel application

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-measure
-apply
-massage

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Diclofenac topical solution (pennsaid)

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-for KNEE only
-40 drops each knee QID or
-apply 10 drops at a time or
-2 pumps BID

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diclofenac solution adverse effects

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-local reaction

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Acetaminophen

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-thought to inhibit prostaglandin synthesis in the CNS
-3-4g qd
-2-4 weeks

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Acetaminophen cautions

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-patients at risk for hepatotoxicity (liver disease and alcoholics)
-monitor ALT/AST annually if on routine dose

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NSAIDs

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-COX inhibitors
-analgesic dose lower than anti-inflammatory dose
-1-2 weeks for pain
-2-4 weeks for inflammation

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NSAID therapy side effects

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-GI
-ulcers
-bleeding
-renal dysfunction
-inc BP
-inc risk of stroke MI and death

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NSAID at risk population

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-dose dependent
-age
-GI bleed
-PUD
-anticoagulants
-antiplatelet
-glucocorticoids

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patients at greatest risk for nephrotoxicity from NSAID

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-CHF
-HTN
-ESRD
-dehydration

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patients at greatest risk for cardiovascular adverse effects from NSAID
-CHF -CVD
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Monitoring NSAIDs
-BP -signs of edema or weight gain -SCr every 3 months -Hgb / Hct 6-12 months -signs of dehydration
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COX-2 inhibitors
-celebrex -100-200mg PO qd or BID -lower incidence of GI bleeding
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Risks w COX-2 inhibitors
-inc risk of CVD -same effects on renal function -inc cost of therapy
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Combination products
-NSAID + PPI -NSAID + misoprostol -NSAID + H2 antagonist
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NSAID + PPI
-naproxen + esomeprazole
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NSAID + misoprostol
-diclofenac + Misoprostol
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NSAID + H2 ANTAgonist
-ibuprofen + famotidine
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Opioid Analgesics
-PRN for pain -start low and go slow -nausea, somnolence, constipation, dizziness
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Tramadol
-affinity for u receptor -25-50mg q4-6h -titrate to 200-300mg/day -nausea, vommiting, constipation, dizziness
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Duloxetine
-adjunct medication -30mg/day once a week -max 60mg in one day -avoid w tramadol -GI effects
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Glucosamine/Chonroitin
-OTC -stimulates proteoglycan synthesis -500 mg PO TID (G) -400 mg PO TID (C) -slow onset (4 weeks)- 3 month trial
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Glucosamine adverse effects
-gas -bloating -cramping -nausea -inc bleeding risk
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Intra-articular corticosteroid injections
-only used for isolated joints -no more than every 3-6 months -injection hurts -repeat injection can cause damage -peak relief in 7-10 days
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Hyaluronate Injection
-temp inc viscosity -inject into knee -max relief 8-12 weeks -for patients who do not tolerate treatments or are not candidates for surgery -only minor swelling adverse effect
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Joint replacement surgery
-relieves pain at rest -restores function to joint -lasts 10-15 years
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Monitoring parameters
-pain -joint stability and function -risk of fall -range of motion -X-rays -degree of disabiliity -weight -ADRs from medications -complicance w non-drug measures -QOL issues
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Alternative treatments
-acupuncture -target cartilage, synovial membrane, subchondral bone -DMOAD (disease modifying osteoarthritis drugs) -stem cell therapy
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