Rheumatology & Haematology — Flashcards

What is the second-line management of osteoporosis if they cannot tolerate alendronate? _____

_____ is a post-infectious autoimmune condition that classically presents with the triad of urethritis, conjunctivitis, and arthritis following a STI/GI infection

What DEXA (DXA) T score is diagnostic of osteoporosis? _____

Reactive arthritis typically presents with _____ oligoarthritis of the lower limbs

Hint: symmetry?

DEXA scan _____ score is based on bone mass of a young reference population & measured with standard deviations

Reactive arthritis is a _____ associated seronegative spondyloarthropathy

What is the first-line management of osteoporosis? _____

_____ can mimic osteoporosis and should be ruled out

Hint: condition

Reactive arthritis resolves spontaneously within ~_____ months

What is the most common organism that causes reactive arthritis? _____