Management of Upper Limb Arthritis Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

name the joints of the elbow

A

ulnohumeral

radiocapitellar

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2
Q

name the joints of the wrist

A

radiocarpal

distal radioulnar

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3
Q

name the joint of the thumb

A

trapeziometacarpal joint

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4
Q

inflammatory causes of upper limb arthritis?

A

RA
psoriasis
gout

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5
Q

most common shoulder joint to become arthritic?

A

acromioclavicular

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6
Q

management of sternoclavicular arthritis

A

physio

injection

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7
Q

main causes of acromioclavicular arthritis?

A

trauma

impingement

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8
Q

management of acromioclavicular arthritis?

A

injection

excision

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9
Q

causes of glenohumeral arthritis?

A

cuff tear
instability
previous surgery
idiopathic

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10
Q

clinical presentation of glenohumeral OA?

A

pain
crepitus (grinding)
loss of movement, especially external rotation

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11
Q

can you replace a shoulder?

A

yes

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12
Q

complications of shoulder replacement?

A
infection
instability
stiffness
nerve damage
loosening
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13
Q

how can you get OA from a rotator cuff tear?

A

deltoid moves humeral head up after the tear causing it to grind and get OA

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14
Q

what does a reverse geometry shoulder replacement do?

A

reverses ball and socket

lengthens deltoid to stop upward migration of humeral head

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15
Q

is reverse geometry shoulder replacement successful?

A

not as good as THR or TKR

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16
Q

which elbow joint is most commonly affected by OA?

A

radiocapitellar

17
Q

is RA or OA of elbow most likely to cause instability

18
Q

why is it best to excise the radial head in radiocapitellar OA

A

it is a secondary not primary stabiliser

19
Q

best candidates for an elbow replacement?

A

old people who won’t move it alot

20
Q

what arthritis is tendon rupture and synovitis common in?

21
Q

what surgery can be done for RA in arm?

A

synovectomy
tendon realignment
replacement
fusion

22
Q

most common post traumatic OA of wrist?

A

scapholunate advanced collapse (SLAC)

23
Q

2nd most common post traumatic OA of wrist?

A

scaphoid nonunion advanced collapse (SNAC)

24
Q

no.1 joint in body for OA?

25
clinical presentation of small joint OA?
DIP involvement heberdens nodes oslers nodes
26
no.2 site in body for OA?
base of thumb OA
27
base of thumb OA results in subluxation of which joint?
CMC joint
28
treatment for thumb cmc joint OA?
``` rest analgesia splint capsaicin gel surgery ```
29
which arthritis is dactylitis most common in
psoriatic
30
which arthritis presents with pencil in cup deformity on x ray?
psoriatic
31
most common areas affected in psoriatic arthritis?
hips knees hands wrists
32
what happens in boutonniere?
extensor hood of PIP joint becomes attenuated which causes it to flex get hyperextension of DIP
33
treatment for tendon deformities?
splintage | surgery