Rheum Flashcards

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def. arthritis

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evidence of joint effusion or >2 of tenderness, pain on movement, limited ROM or increased warmth

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def. arthritis

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evidence of joint effusion or >2 of tenderness, pain on movement, limited ROM or increased warmth

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key to joint assessment

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must RO infection

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important Hx for joint pain

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OPQRST

  • morning stiff
  • weight bearing
  • systemic Sx
  • rashes
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red flags for joint pain

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  • fever
  • pinpoint pain
  • pain out of proportion
  • night pain
  • weight loss
  • erethyma
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invest. for joint pain

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  • CBC and diff
  • smear
  • CRP/ESR
  • autoimmune workup
  • synovial fluid
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7 major cats. causing joint pain and important examples p235

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  1. malig
  2. trauma/overuse
    - osgood shlatter
  3. infection
    - septic arth.
    - osteomyelitis
    - transeint synovitis
  4. heme
    - SCD, hemophillia
  5. inflamm
    - juvenile arth
    - SLE
    - HSP
  6. non-inflamm
    - growing pain
    - fibro
  7. ortho/mech
    - slipp capital
    - Legg calve perthes
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def. septic arth

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direct entry of organism into joint - mostly S aureua and strep

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present of septic arth

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acute monoarth

  • swelling, warm, red
  • fever chills
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invest of septic arth

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  • high WBCS
  • high CRP and ESR
  • aspirate and culture joint
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mgmt of septic arth

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  • IV abx

- drain joint

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def. osteomylitis

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heme spread of pathos into bone

  • most often long bones
  • same bugs as joints
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invest of osteomyl

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  • high WBCS
  • high CRP and ESR
  • bone scan
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mgmt of oseto

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  • IV abx, followed by oral
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def. transient synovitis

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benign, self limited, sterile inflammation leading to joint effusion

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etiology of transient

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  • unknwn, but often after viral
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clinical presentation

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  • sudden onset of painful hip
  • most common in boys 3-8
  • generally well with low grade fever
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mgmt of transient synovitis

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bed rest and anti-inflammatories

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def. slipped capital femoral

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  • ant. displacement of femoral head to neck

- urgent ortho consult

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present of slipped capital femoral

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  • limb in external rotation and flexion
  • overweight males 10-14
  • may have endo issues
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invest of slipped capital femoral

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  • xray

- TSH

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def. Legg-calves perthes

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  • self limited, avasc. necrosis of cap femoral epiphysis
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present of Legg-calves perthes

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painful limp and decreased ROM

- boy 4-10

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invest of Legg-calves perthes

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xray or MRI

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mgmt of Legg-calves perthes
supportive or abduction splints | - surgical osteotomy
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def. osgood schlatter
overuse of patellar tendon causes bone microavulsion
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present of osgood schlatter
pain and swelling over tibial tuberosity
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mgmt of osgood schlatter
rest and alter activities
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def. growing pain
intermittent, non-articular pain in childhood with normal exam findings
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present of growing pains
pain at night often calf 3-10 relveived by heat/massage/mild anal
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def. (diagnostic) for JIA
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5 JIA subtypes
1. systemic - fever - rash - HSM 2. oliogarth - 5 joints - usually symmetric - RF - 4. psortiatic - knees, small joints of hand and feet - scaly scalp lesions - nail changes - pitting, hyperkeratosis - dactylitis 5. entesitis related - tendon, ligament or joint capsule at point of insertion - esp . older boys with asymmetric involvment - HLAB27
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classification of SLE
MDSOAPBRAIN | - p 239
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present of HSP
- non-thrombopenic purpura - abdo pain - arthritis and artralgia
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present of HSP
- non-thrombopenic purpura - abdo pain - arthritis and artralgia
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key to joint assessment
must RO infection
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important Hx for joint pain
OPQRST - morning stiff - weight bearing - systemic Sx - rashes
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red flags for joint pain
- fever - pinpoint pain - pain out of proportion - night pain - weight loss - erethyma
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invest. for joint pain
- CBC and diff - smear - CRP/ESR - autoimmune workup - synovial fluid
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7 major cats. causing joint pain and important examples p235
1. malig 2. trauma/overuse - osgood shlatter 3. infection - septic arth. - osteomyelitis - transeint synovitis 4. heme - SCD, hemophillia 5. inflamm - juvenile arth - SLE - HSP 6. non-inflamm - growing pain - fibro 7. ortho/mech - slipp capital - Legg calve perthes
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def. septic arth
direct entry of organism into joint - mostly S aureua and strep
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present of septic arth
acute monoarth - swelling, warm, red - fever chills
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invest of septic arth
- high WBCS - high CRP and ESR - aspirate and culture joint
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mgmt of septic arth
- IV abx | - drain joint
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def. osteomylitis
heme spread of pathos into bone - most often long bones - same bugs as joints
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invest of osteomyl
- high WBCS - high CRP and ESR - bone scan
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mgmt of oseto
- IV abx, followed by oral
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def. transient synovitis
benign, self limited, sterile inflammation leading to joint effusion
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etiology of transient
- unknwn, but often after viral
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clinical presentation
- sudden onset of painful hip - most common in boys 3-8 - generally well with low grade fever
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mgmt of transient synovitis
bed rest and anti-inflammatories
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def. slipped capital femoral
- ant. displacement of femoral head to neck | - urgent ortho consult
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present of slipped capital femoral
- limb in external rotation and flexion - overweight males 10-14 - may have endo issues
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invest of slipped capital femoral
- xray | - TSH
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def. Legg-calves perthes
- self limited, avasc. necrosis of cap femoral epiphysis
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present of Legg-calves perthes
painful limp and decreased ROM | - boy 4-10
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invest of Legg-calves perthes
xray or MRI
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mgmt of Legg-calves perthes
supportive or abduction splints | - surgical osteotomy
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def. osgood schlatter
overuse of patellar tendon causes bone microavulsion
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present of osgood schlatter
pain and swelling over tibial tuberosity
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mgmt of osgood schlatter
rest and alter activities
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def. growing pain
intermittent, non-articular pain in childhood with normal exam findings
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present of growing pains
pain at night often calf 3-10 relveived by heat/massage/mild anal
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def. (diagnostic) for JIA
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5 JIA subtypes
1. systemic - fever - rash - HSM 2. oliogarth - 5 joints - usually symmetric - RF - 4. psortiatic - knees, small joints of hand and feet - scaly scalp lesions - nail changes - pitting, hyperkeratosis - dactylitis 5. entesitis related - tendon, ligament or joint capsule at point of insertion - esp . older boys with asymmetric involvment - HLAB27
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classification of SLE
MDSOAPBRAIN | - p 239
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def. HSP
most common in childhood - IgA immune depostition - small vessels of skin, GI, kidneys, joints and CNS
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present of HSP
- non-thrombopenic purpura - abdo pain - arthritis and artralgia
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invest of HSP
clinical Dx | - can do CBC lytes to help RO
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mgmt of HSP
- supportive - anti-inflamm - steroids
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def. kawasakis
acute, self limited medium vasculitis | - 3 mos to 5 years
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presentations of. kawasakis
- may have infect. trigger - high spiking remittant fever -
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Dx for complete def. kawasakis
Fever for 5 days and 4 of: 1. bilat. conjunctivitis 2. mucositis - strawberry tongue 3. polymorphous rash 4. changes in hands and feet - red or edema 5. cervical adenopathy
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Dx of incomplete
fever + 3 or less
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lab findings for kawasakis
- high WBC - anemia - high ESR/CRP - high platelets - high tranaminas - low albumin
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invest. for def. kawasakis
- echo for heart probs - need to look out for aneurysms -
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mgmt of kawasakis
IVIG and ASA (high dose) if coronry issues - anti-coag if IVIG fails, try once more - if fails, pred
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outpatietn mgmt of. kawasakis
- f/u ECHO in 6 wks | - delay live viruses for 1 year