Pathophysiology
Symptoms
Labs and Procedures
Treatments
Misc.
100
A Degenerative joint disease
Osteroarthritis
100
-Joint pain, worsens with use, relieved with rest -Joint stiffness that occurs after periods of rest -Early morning stiffness usually resolves in 30 minutes
What is Osteoarthritis?
100
What are some laboratory tests for RA?
-Rheumatoid Factor -Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate -C-reactive protein -Antinuclear antibody
100
-Heat and cold applications -Exercise -Patient teaching
What is Non-Pharmacological Treatment
100
-Rest and joint protection -Weight loss if overweight -Exercise -Aerobic -Range-of-motion
How to maintain joint function?
200
What are risk factors of osteoarthritis?
Modifiable -Excess weight -Joint injury -Occupation Non-modifiable -Gender -Age -Genetics -Race
200
Sensation of pins and needles
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
200
Can show the damage of arthritis
What is X-Ray
200
Strengthens the muscle around the joint and eases the workload of them
What is Exercise
200
-Reduce inflammation -Pain management -Maintenance of joint function -Prevention or correction of joint deformity
What are goals of care for RA?
300
-Systemic inflammatory autoimmune disease that affects multiple joints -Attacks the lining of the joints (synovial membrane) Erosion of the cartilage, ligaments and joint capsule
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
300
Swelling of the joints
What is Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis?
300
Shows images of cartilage and other structures that are damaged by arthritis
What is MRI
300
Strong Anti-inflammatory medication
What is Corticosteriod
300
-Rheumatoid nodules -Sj̈ögren’s syndrome -Mitral and aortic valve regurgitation -Restrictive lung disease
What are systemic manifestations of RA?
400
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis
Gender and Age -- females, over 60 increase risk Genetics -- increase risk Smoking – increase risk Use of oral contraceptives-- decrease risk Live birth history -- decrease risk Breastfeeding history -- decrease risk Menstrual history --- increase risk
400
Cracking of bones when moved known as crepitous sounds
What is Osteoarthritis?
400
What kind of surgical procedure can be done?
joint replacement surgery
400
-capsaicin -lidoderm -Bengay (salicylates + menthol)
Topical treatments
400
-Fatigue, anorexia, weight loss -Joint pain, limitation of movement -Stiffness -Occurs after periods of inactivity -Lasts > 60 minutes -s/s of inflammation -Joint symptoms occur symmetrically
What is clinical manifestation of RA?
500
More common type of Arthritis
What is Osteoarthritis?
500
Physical Deformity and Rash and lumps of skin
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
500
Post-Op considerations of joint replacement surgery
-Infection -DVT -Pain -Mobility
500
-acetaminophen -NSAIDs -oral salicylates -Steroid injections -topicals
What is Pharmacologically Treatment?
500
A great way to increase flexibility in the joints
What is Yoga