Osteoarthritis Flashcards

1
Q

name the most common type of arthritis

A

osteoarthritis

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2
Q

what is every joint subject to over time?

A

wear and deterioration

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3
Q

associated inflammation with OA is known as what?

A

flaring

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4
Q

what can give risk to secondary OA?

A

injuries such as articular cartilage injuries, intra-articular fractures, extra-articular fractures with subsequent malalignment and meniscal tears

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5
Q

OA due to no definitive causation is known as what?

A

primary OA

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6
Q

what disease beginning in ‘P’ can cause 2° OA?

A

Perthes disease

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7
Q

state the 4 radiographic findings of OA

A

‘LOSS’

  1. loss of joint space
  2. osteophytes
  3. sclerosis
  4. subchondral cysts
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8
Q

OA management?

A

pain control - simple analgesia and mild opiates

physiotherapy

weight loss and exercise

hip and knee replacement

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9
Q

should we treat all of those with significant OA on x-ray?

A

no - only those who are symptomatic

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10
Q

what does sclerosis mean?

A

hardening of the bone so looks more white on radiograph

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