Rheumatology & Haematology — Flashcards

Chronic gout leads to _____ formation, which is a white, chalky aggregate of uric acid crystals

Rheumatoid arthritis joint x-ray will show _____, soft tissue swelling, loss of joint space, & marginal erosions

What is the acute management for gout? _____, colchicine, or oral steroids

Gout has a _____-onset, severely painful joint

What is the likely diagnosis in a patient with diffuse musculoskeletal pain that worsens with weather changes, psychological stress, or reduced sleep? _____

Hint: likely diagnosis

_____ antibodies are specific ≥ 90% for rheumatoid arthritis

Which psychological management can be used in fibromyalgia? _____

What is the prophylactic management for gout? 1st-line: _____ 2nd-line: Febuxostat

What is the first-line investigation for pseudogout? _____

_____ is a risk factor for gout

Hint: weight