MSK- bone and joint disorders Flashcards

1
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what is osteoarthritis

A

wear and tear of articular (hyaline) cartilage

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2
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is osteoarthritis pain worse/improved with movement

A

worse

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3
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how long is morning stiffness with osteoarthritis

A

< 30 mins

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4
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XRAY osteoarthritis LOSS

A

Loss of joint space
marginal Osteophytes
Sclerosis
Subchondral cysts

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5
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what is subchondral sclerosis

A

increased bone density

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6
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which types of nodes are only found in osteoarthritis (not RA)

A

heberdens nodes (DIP joints)

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7
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what are osteophytes

A

bony spurs

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8
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first line treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee

A

topical NSAIDs

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9
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score for investigating hyper mobility syndrome

A

Beighton score

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10
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what its osteoporosis

A

reduced bone mineral density

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11
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type 1 osteoporosis

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post-menopausal period

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12
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type ii osteoporosis

A

osteoporosis of old age

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13
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risk factors for osteoporosis

A

early menopause
white caucasian
smoking
alcohol abuse
little exercise
poor diet
chronic disease
< vitamin D

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14
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secondary osteoporosis causes

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drugs- steroids, breast cancer drugs
malnutrition
alcohol abuse
GI disorders
chronic disease
immobilisation
endocrine disorders

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15
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what is DEXA scanning

A

measure of bone mineral density- predicts fracture risk

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16
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lifestyle advice for patients with osteoporosis

A

> calcium intake
high intensity strength training
avoid alcohol/smoking

17
Q

first line medical management for majority of patients with osteoporosis

A

oral bisphosphonates

18
Q

consider treatment of oral bisphosphonates in patients with OA when T score is

19
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what is osteomalacia

A

abnormal softening of bone due to < osteoid secondary to < calcium and phosphorus

20
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what is rickets

A

same as osteomalacia but in children

21
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osteomalacia symptoms of hypocalcaemia

A

paraesthesiae, muscle cramps, irritability, fatigue, seizures, brittle nails

22
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what is avascular necrosis

A

failure of blood supply to the end of the bone, resulting in ischaemic necrosis of bone and marrow

23
Q

where does avascular necrosis most commonly affect

A

head of the femur

24
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risk factors for avascular necrosis

A

APS
pregnancy
sickle cell disease
trauma
alcohol and steroid abuse

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blood results in pages disease of bone
raised alkaline phosphate
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what is pagets disease of bone
chronic condition involving cellular remodelling and deformity of one or more bones
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pagets disease commonly affects what bones
long bones, pelvis, lumbar spine, skull
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pathophysiology of pagets disease of bone
abnormal osteoclastic activity followed by increased osteoblastic activity- abnormal bone structure with decreased strength and increased fracture risk
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treatment of pagets disease of bone
treat with bisphosphonates if pain not responding to analgesia