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| What is the most common cause of protrusio acetabuli? |
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| What has atlanto-axial instability, PIP and MCP nodes with the DIP's spared? |
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| PEAR: Psoriatic, Enteropathic, A/S, Reiter's (Reactive) |
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| What 4 arthritides have + HLA-B27? |
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| What has no joint destruction and Rebound Phenomenon? |
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Lupus
(I have always F R E L T bad about people with Lupus) |
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What has +FANA, +RA latex, +ESR, leukopenia and thrombocytopenia?
"FRELT" |
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| What has, on side bending, palpably firm, contracted dorsolumbar muscles on the concave side, opposite to the findings in normals = +Forestier's Bowstring? |
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| Fingernail dystrophy (pitted), as well as dactylitis and syndesmophytes/enthesitis; seronegative for rheumatoid factor, and radiographs may reveal unique features such as juxta-articular new bone formation and pencil-in-cup deformity. |
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| Reiter's (aka: Reactive) Arthritis |
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| What is arthritis occurring after acute urogenital (urethritis, cervicitis) or Chlamydia infections? |
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| What is (index finger) stenosing tenosynovitis? |
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| DeQuevain's tenosynovitis |
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| What is inflammation of the extensor pollicis brevi and abductor pollicis longus? |
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| Rheumatoid Arthritis with dry eyes is called...? |
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| What is AKA: Marie's Strumpell disease? |
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| Bilateral SI joint fusion (AS) |
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Haygarth's
(He' Bo' Hay')
Heberden's (DIP's), Bouchard's (PIP's), Haygarth's (MCP's) |
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| MCP nodes are called what? |
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Shiny Corner sign
(Ankylosing Spondylitis-early) |
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| What are small erosions at the superior and inferior endplates (corners on lateral radiograph) of the vertebral bodies, with surrounding reactive sclerosis? |
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| Two conditions with Raynaud's phenomenon |
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| Arthritis with spinal stenosis and IVF encroachment? |
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| Seen with the Heberden's nodes at the DIP joints? |
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| Arthritis always associated with diabetes? |
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| What has focal and diffuse calcification and ossification of the anterior longitudinal ligament? |
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| Stiffness and or pain on swallowing? |
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- Distended joint
- Density increase
- Debris production
- Dislocation
- Disorganization
- Destruction
Neuropathic arthropathy also known as Charcot joint (diabetes, alcoholism, syphilis, CP) |
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What are the six D's; and what are they caused by? |
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| Synovial chondrometaplasia (aka: Synovial chondromatosis) (aka: synovial osteochondromatosis) |
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| What results in multiple loose bodies within the joint that are round or ovoid shape; Mostly in the knee? |
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| What would you treat with Colchicine (when acute) or Allopurinol (when chronic)? |
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| What would you see with overhanging margin, and juxta-articular erosions? |
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Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystal deposition disease
CPPD |
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What appears as a very thin linear calcification parallel to the particular cortex within the (knee) joint space?
aka: chondrocalcinosis |
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| Hydroxyapatite deposition disease |
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| What is seen as round or oval calcifications near the insertion of a bursae or tendon in the shoulder? |
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| All of these are seen as white bone on X-ray? |
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| What is characterized with a crescent sign? |
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| What is AVN of the femoral capitular epiphysis? |
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| What is a AVN of the vertebral endplates? |
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| Osteochondritis dessiccans |
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| AVN of the knee, medial femoral condyle? |
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| What may show up as a snowcapped appearance or mushroom capped appearance and will need an "A" brace? |
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| Genetic/ familial and trauma/microtrauma |
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| AVN and OA have these in common? |
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| Fracture of the first metacarpal; thumb |
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| Fracture of the second or third metacarpal? |
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| Stress fracture of the second third or fourth metatarsal? |
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Fracture of distal radius with posterior displacement
(Dog in the backyard) |
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| Radius (? on the ? porch) fracture; located anterior? |
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| Bilateral pedicle fracture of C2 due to hyperextension |
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| Jefferson bursting fracture |
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| Fracture through the anterior and posterior arches of atlas due to axial compression? |
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| Seatbelt; horizontal fracture through single vertebral body and posterior arch; Most common at L1 through L3? |
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| Meyerdings scale; 0-25;26-50;51-75; 76-100% |
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| What is the (name of) scale for spondylolisthesis Grade one through four? |
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| Inverted Napoleon hat sign |
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| What is seen on spondylolisthesis at a grade 3 or more? |
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| Most commonly dislocated carpal bone: Pie sign |
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| Sickle cell anemia or Thallasemia |
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| What gives a hair on end appearance in the skull? (Don King) |
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| What gives a rugger jersey spine in the vertebrae? |
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| What causes increased calcium and decreased phosphorous in the blood and increased alkaline phosphatase? |
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| What shows up at bone within a bone early and sandwich vertebrate late? |
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| Was is caused by a deficiency of vitamin D and exhibits take paint brush metaphysis |
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Transverse ligament rupture or instability
(more than 3 mm in adults were more than 5 mm in children) |
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| If the atlanta dental interspace is more than ? mm in adults were more than ? mm in children, it means...? |
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Rhuematoid arthritis, lupus, scleroderma
"RALS are pals with FANA" |
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Definition
Name three arthritides with a + FANA?
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| What condition may present with a Baker's cyst (benign swelling of the semimembranous bursa)? |
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| What condition has joints that are affected in a symmetrical in uniform fashion? |
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| Ulnar or fibular deviation deformity;Rheumatoid arthritis |
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Definition
| What is a Lanois deformity and what condition has it? |
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| Rheumatoid arthritis and multiple myeloma |
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Definition
| Name 2 conditions with normocytic normochromic anemia? |
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