Quiz 09/01

Question 1

Diagnostic criteria of systemic exertion, intolerance disease (SEID)

Answer 1

Also myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome.
Requires the presence of fatigue of at least 6 months duration with Substantial reduction in pre-illness activities, postexertional malaise, unrefreshing sleep, and either cognitive impairment or orthostatic intolerance.

Question 2

Management of SEID

Answer 2

Supportive, no pharmacologic therapies.
Pacing strategies, in which specific limits are placed on the degree of exertion, are used to reduce the frequency of postexertional malaise .

Question 3

Trigger for SEID

Answer 3

Prodromal event of infection, comorbid conditions, including fibromyalgia, mood disturbances, IBS, interstitial cystitis.

Question 4

Management of acute back pain (<4 weeks) without neurologic or systemic findings

Answer 4

Initial: non-pharmacologic treatments, including local heat, massage and acupuncture. Spinal manipulation therapy.
The pharmacologic:
1st line: NSAID
2nd line: tramadol or duloxetine
3rd line: Oxycodone

Question 5

Posterior hip pain with positive result on FADIR

Answer 5

Hip osteoarthritis

Question 6

Interior hip pain with positive result on FADIR

Answer 6

Acetabular labrum injury (labrum tear),
Possibly in young person with painful clicking or catching

Question 7

Gradual onset of anterior hip pain in the presence of alcohol abuse, glucocorticoid ideas, SLE or sickle cell anemia

Answer 7

Avascular necrosis

Question 8

Hip pain, radiating down the leg

Answer 8

Sciatic nerve irritation

Question 9

Busted your hip pain with positive result on FABER

Answer 9

Sacroiliac joint dysfunction