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what tests do you get when you aspirate a joint
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cell count and diff, glucose, gram stain and culture, crystals
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what about OA
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non inflamm: <2000 WBC and <25% neutros/polys on aspirate
Older adults DIP (Heberden's nodes), PIP (Bouchard's nodes), hips, knees, weight bearing joints Osteophytes on XR found late No morning stiffness, pain increases with use Tx with weight red and NSAIDS |
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what about RA
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Inflammatory so >2000 WBC and >50% neutros/polys on aspirate
women 20-45 MCP, PIP, wrist, feet, ankles morning stiffness >1hr ulnar deviation, swan neck deck def vs boutonniere Pannus on XR that's articular cart that looks like granulation tissue Systemic sxs fever, malaise, pericarditis, uveitis, WL, rheumatoid nodules on extensor surfaces RF (IgM and IgG Ab)+ ACPA or anti CCP + more specific increased ESR and CRP Tx with NSAIDS, oral or intraarticular steroids, DMARDs within 3 mo if est dz and ongoing inf: MTX, AZA, HCQ, anti-TNFs Etanercept/Infliximab |
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what are differences with juvenile RA
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RF often neg, watch for uveitis as presenting sx
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what about gout
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inflammatory so >2000 WBC and >50% neutros/polys on aspirate
older men Big toe (podagra) and subQ tophi UA crystals in fingers, wrists, knees, pinna Needle shaped Monosodium Urate crystals with negative birefringence Infection can coexist with attacks Tx: avoid alcohol, cholchicine and NSAIDS but not ASA b/c it causes decreased excretion of UA by kidney, high fluid intake, alkalinization of urine, steroids Long term: probenecid (for underexcretors <600mg/24h UA in urine)/allopurinol for XO inhib long term |
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what about Pseudogout
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inflammatory so >2000WBC and >50% neutros/polys on aspirate
presents just like gout but rhomboid positively birefringent CPPD crystals in knees, wrists, MCPs etiology is idiopathic or 3Hs: Hemochromatosis, HypoT, HyperPTH, can be precipitated by surgery, trauma, illness chondrocalcinosis on XR Tx is same as gout |
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what about septic arthritis
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most commonly SA except in sexually active young adults: N gonorrheae
do blood and joint cultures and swabs |
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what about psoriatic arth
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asymmetric and patchy
dactylitis sausage fingers pencil in cup deformity on XR treat with NSAIDS, MTX, etanercept (TNF inhibitor), infliximab (anti TNF), steroids |
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what about Lupus
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IM DAMN SHARP
Immunoglobulins (anti dsDNA, anti Sm, antiphospholipid) Malar Rash Discoid rash ANA pos Mucositis Neurologic disorders Serositis (pleuritis, pericarditis) Hematologic disorders Arthritis Renal dz Photosens Also, dont forget about drug induced lupus from drugs that are N-acetylated in liver: Hydralazine, procainamide, esp in slow acetylators remember false positives on RPR/VDRL due to antiphospholipid antibodies screen with ANA titers and anti Sm to confirm Tx with NSAIDS, hydroxychloroquine, steroids, AZA |
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what about ankylosing spondylitis
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considered seroneg because no Rh factor.
Strong assoc with HLA B27. 20-40 male with back pain and morning stiffness sacroiliac joints affected, bamboo spine on XR, uveitis, aortic regurg Tx with exercise, NSAIDS, MTX, etanercept, infliximab |
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what about Reactive arth
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classic triad: conjunctivitis and anterior uveitis, urethritis, arthritis
(Can't see, can't pee, can't climb a tree) also seroneg and HLA B27 ass almost always lower extremity joints Tx with Ceftriaxone/doxy, NSAIDS, topical steroids, RA drugs for more severe arthritis |
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how can hemophilia cause arthritis
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recurrent hemarthroses can cause arthritis, treat with tylenol, avoid aspirin
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what about Lyme dz
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3 stages
1. erythema chronicum migrans, flulike sxs 2. Bell's palsy, cardiac blocks 3. chronic monoarthritis, migratory polyarthritis Tx: doxy, ceftriaxone, amoxicillin in pregs |
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Jones criteria for rheumatic fever
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JHNES PEACE
Major: Joints (polyarthritis, hot/swollen joints) Heart: carditis, valve damage Nodules: subq extensor surf Erythema marginatum Sydenham's chorea Previous rh fever ECG with PR prolongation Arthralgias CRP and ESR elevated Elevated temp need hx of recent group A strep infection and 2 major + 1 minor OR 2 minor |
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sickle cell dz in relation to arthritis?
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can dev arthralgias and avascular necrosis of femoral/humeral head
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what are childhood orthopedic problems
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slipped capital femoral epiphysis, congenital hip dysplasias, Legg-Calve-Perthes dz can cause arthritis in adulthood
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when do you see charcot joint
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DM. after seemingly mild trauma, pts still need xrays
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what about Behcet's synd
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multisystem vasculitis
1 plus 2 others 1. recurrent oral apthous ulcers at least 3x in a year 2. recurrent genital ulcers 3. eye lesions (uveitis, scleritis, retinal vasculitis, optic neuritis) 4. skin lesions: pustules, erythema nodosum 5. pos pathergy test Can also have symmetric arthritis of knees and ankles and neuro deficits, DVTs Tx: colchicine, steroids, dapsone, AZA, MTX, CsA, antiTNF |
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what about dermatomyositis
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polymyositis (symm prox muscle weakness due to CD8 T cells) plus malar/heliotrope rash, Gottron's papules, increased risk of malignancy
labs: elevated CK and aldolase, and positive ANA, and anti Jo 1 Dx with muscle biopsy Tx steroids |
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what about Kawasaki's
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Asian kids
fever for 5 days mandatory conjunctivitis strawberry tongue lymphadenitis truncal rash coronary aneurysms Tx: IVIG, ASA acutely |
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what about PAN
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assoc w HBV and cryoglobulinemia
pANCA Pos Renal and visceral vasculitis of the medium sized vessels multiple aneurysms fever, WL abdominal pain melena myalgia peripheral neuropathies biopsy for diag |
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what about Scleroderma/Systemic sclerosis
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CREST
Calcinosis Raynauds Esophageal dysmotility Sclerodactyly Telangiectasia ANA screening test Anti Centromere Ab pos Anti Scl70 Ab (Anti DNA topoisomerase I Ab) diffuse scleroderma has widespread skin and visceral sclerosis look for mask-like leathery facies Tx with steroids |
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what about Sjogren's
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triad: xerophthalmia, xerostomia, arthritis
Assoc with RA also parotid enlargement, inc risk of B cell lymphoma, dental caries SS-A (Ro) and SS-B (La) autoAb to ribonucleoproteins positive Tx: eyedrops and good oral hygiene |
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what about Takayasu's arteritis
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granulomatous thickening of aortic arch and great vessels
inc ESR FAN MY SKIN On Wednesday Fever Arthritis Night sweats MY algia SKIN nodules Weak pulses in upper ext complications: stroke sxs if carotids involved, CHF CT or MR to see Tx with steroids and/or cyclophos |
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what about Wegener's Granulomatosis
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triad: focal nec vasculitis, nec granulomas in lung and upper airway, nec GN
sxs: hemoptysis, hematuria, perf of nasal septum, chronic sinusitis, otitis media, mastoiditis, cough, dyspnea, ARF c-ANCA is strong marker Tx: cyclophos, steroids |
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what about fibromyalgia
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only point tenderness, everything else is normal
maybe anxiety, stress, insom, neg workup tx with antidep, NSAIDS, rest |
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what about polymyositis
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weakness of proximal muscles due to CD8 cells most often involves shoulders. can't get up out of chair without hands.
Diag: abnormal EMG and muscle biopsy, elevated ESR and CPK Tx with steroid |
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what about PMR
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elderly women: pain and stiffness in pelvic girdles, shoulders without loss of strength
assoc with temporal arteritis fever, malaise, WL Really high ESR normal CPK and normal EMG Tx: prednisone |
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what about Paget's dz
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older men
usually pelvis and skull increasing hat size, hearing loss, due to auditory foramen narrowing, bone pain, OA Ca, phos, PTH all normal Really high Alk Phos inc risk of osteosarcoma Tx: NSAIDS, etironidate or calcitonin for sev |