Rheumatology & Haematology — Flashcards

Examination findings of _____ may include enlarged joints, crepitus with movement, and decreased range of motion

_____ are physical exam findings characteristic of Osteoarthritis.

Haemochromatosis age of onset is > _____ years when body iron levels reach > 20g

When should you refer osteoarthritis for a joint replacement? _____

_____ syndrome is rheumatoid arthritis with splenomegaly & neutropenia

Why is iron chelation therapy used in secondary haemochromatosis e.g. beta thalassemia major instead of phlebotomy? _____

What is the final-line management for osteoarthritis? _____

Osteoarthritis is _____ with activity

Hint: worsened/improved

Folate can be found in _____ vegetables & fortified food

What is the pharmacological management for osteoarthritis? 1st-line: _____ 2nd-line: oral NSAIDs + PPI