1
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What is scleroderma
A
thickening of skin through collagen deposition
2
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What is the pneumonic for limited scleroderma
A
Calcinosis Raynaud's Esophageal dysmotility Sclerodactyly Telangiectasia
3
Q
what are the types of scleroderma
A
Limited Scleroderma
Diffuse Scleroderma/Progressive Systemic Sclerosis
4
Q
where does diffuse scleroderma usually occur
A
face
hands
wrist
5
Q
What are antibodies for schleroderma
A
DS/PSS = Scl-70 LS = Centromere
6
Q
What are scleroderma manifestations
A
Raynaud's ILD Pulmonary HTN Renal Upper/Lower GI Musculoskeletal
7
Q
What are scleroderma signs
A
shiny skin facial changes telangectasias calcinosis pulmonary fibrosis
8
Q
What are scleroderma txt
A
PT OT supportive mgmt of involved organs Hydroxychloroquine metrhotrexate cyclophophamide prostacyclin
Z Clin Med II - Ortho
flashcards
Decks in class (51)
# Cards
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Intro to Ortho27
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Common injuries29
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Ankle and Foot39
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Sports Nutrition31
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Radiology20
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Elbow9
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Lateral Epicondylitis6
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Medial epicondylitis5
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Olecranon Bursitis6
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Ulnar Nerve Entrapment Syndrome7
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Radial Nerve Entrapment5
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Nursemaid's Elbow5
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Elbow dislocation & fracture14
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Knee28
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Bursitis in the knee7
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Baker's Cyst7
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Ligament injuries to the knee13
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Meniscus Injuries7
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Fractures of the knee11
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Shoulder Anatomy Review18
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Impingement syndrome7
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Back & Spine24
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Back & Spine Injuries34
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Nontraumatic shoulder injuries8
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AC and SC seperations6
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GH instability15
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Biceps injuries and Fractures of Shoulder11
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Hand Basics7
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Hand infections14
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Hand complications26
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Wrist & Hand injuries22
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Ortho Soft Tissue Infections16
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Bone infections18
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Orthopedic Oncology6
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Soft tissue Tumors9
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Bone forming tumors19
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Fibromyalgia5
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Osteoarthritis16
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Gout and Pseudogout14
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Rheumatoid Arthritis12
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Spondyloarthropathies17
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Septic Arthritis6
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Lupus13
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Sjogren's Syndrome4
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Scleroderma8
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Inflammatory Myopathies8
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Polymalgia Rheumatica & GCA11
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Vasculitis10
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Hip29
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Thigh5
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Hip and thigh conditions12
