OA Vs RA Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Gradual loss of articular cartilage caused by DJD

A

OA

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2
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Pathology of OA and RA

A

Older women

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3
Q

Clinical sx of OA

A

Pain
Stiffness
Swelling

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4
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Most commonly affected OA joint

A

1st CMC/basal joint of thumb

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5
Q

Heberden’s nodes in OA

A

Bony enlargements of DIP joint

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6
Q

Bouchard’s nodes

A

Bony enlargements of PIP joints

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7
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What limited with basal joint arthritis

A

Pinching and gripping

Pain with handwriting - drops things often

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8
Q

Conditions associated with OA

A

Carpal tunnel syndrome
Dequervians
Trigger fingers
Wrist ganglions

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9
Q

Typical x ray findings on OA

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Narrow joint space
Osteophytes
General outline of joint still there
Normal bone texture

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10
Q

Most common fixed deformities of OA

A

DIP flex
CMC add
Thumb MCP flex/extend

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11
Q

How do you assess thumb stability for OA?

A

Tip to tip pinch while holding IP and MCP of thumb in neutral

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12
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Grind test for OA

A

Compress MCP onto trapezium and rotate

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13
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Goal of conservative txt for OA

A

Preserve comfort and joint function

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14
Q

What does a trigger finger splint do

A

Block MCP flex

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15
Q

What do finger troughs do?

A

Support the joint and prevent further deterioration

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16
Q

Post surgical therapy for OA

A
Immobilized for 4 weeks in cast
Thumb spica splint for 2 weeks
Starts AROM (avoid full ADD in thumb)
17
Q

Systemic disease that attacks the synovium

18
Q

Very common complaint in RA

19
Q

Goal of conservative txt in RA

A

Minimize Sx, prevent joint deformity

20
Q

Swan neck deformity

A

Hyperextension of PIP

Flexion of DIP

21
Q

Boutonnière deformity

A

Hyperextension of DIP and flexion of PIP

22
Q

What’s gutter splint for

23
Q

Which deformity is the one to have static vs dynamic?

24
Q

Ulnar drift

A

At MCP joint where EDC slips to ulnar side of it so tendon is no longer centralized

25
Advanced forms of ulnar drift
Zig zag and subluxation of MCP
26
What is zig zag deformity for RA
Radial deviation at wrist | Ulnar deviation at MCP
27
Goal for arthroplasty for RA
70 deg of MCP flex and neutral extension by week 3
28
What tool do you want to avoid with PIP arthroplasty and why?
Coban wrap b/c it might twist on the joint when you remove wrap
29
RA at the wrist begin with
Synovitis
30
What dont you want to try with PIP arthroplasty
Dont do ROM past 80 deg because you can fracture prosthesis?
31
Which lig does RA attack most common
Scapholunate
32
Total wrist arthrodesis fused at
10-20 deg of wrist extension
33
Partial wrist arthrodesis fused at
0-15 deg
34
Which wrist arthrodesis is in cast longer for 6-10 weeks
Partial wrist