Rheumatology & Haematology — Flashcards
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On examination a joint affected by gout appears _____ & swollen
Chronic gout leads to _____ formation, which is a white, chalky aggregate of uric acid crystals
Osteoarthritis is common in patients with prior joint injury, especially _____ injuries
Rheumatoid arthritis typically has _____ joint involvement.
What behavioural risk factor markedly ↑↑ risk for rheumatoid arthritis? _____
Rheumatoid arthritis has morning stiffness for _____
Hint: time
What investigation can distinguish between Folate and Vitamin B12 deficiency?
What is the initial investigation for haemochromatosis? _____
Secondary haemochromatosis is often caused by chronic _____
What is the pharmacological management for osteoarthritis? 1st-line: _____ 2nd-line: oral NSAIDs + PPI
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