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Fibromyalgia; PMR; Giant Cell Arthritis
Define fibromyalgia,
Describe where tender points are ...,
Describe how you dx fibromyalgia 1
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Spondyloarthropathies - AS; Reactive Arthritis; PsA
Define ankylosing spondylitis as ...,
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...
26
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SLE; DLE; Sjorgren's; APS
Define sle 1,
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...,
Describe the pathophysiology of sle
43
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Vasculitis
Think if patients have multisyste...,
The clinical features of vasculit...,
Describe the pathophysiology of p...
72
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Dermatomyositis; Behcet's; Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Describe the pathophysiology of d...,
Describe the typical presentation...,
Describe the investigations used ...
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Systemic Sclerosis
Define systemic sclerosis 1,
Lcssc is defined by which features 5,
Dcssc has which clinical features
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Monoarthritis: Gout & pseudogout
Define gout 1,
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...,
Describe what tophi are caused by 1
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Idiopathic arthritis
Define juvenile idiopathic arthri...,
What are the 5 types of jia 5,
Describe the clinical presentatio...
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RA
Define ra 1,
State why synovial joints are sus...,
Which cell types are the first to...
32
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Treatment of RMDs
Describe the initial treatment pl...,
Describe the initial treatment pl...,
Tom tip the main biologics to rem...
34
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Osteomyelitis; Septic arthritis
Is the most common causative path...,
What are the two types of osteomy...,
Which bones are more commonly aff...
25
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OP; OA; OM; Pagets
Describe the pathophysiology of o...,
State causes of secondary osteopo...,
Clinical features of osteoporosis
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Localised Hand Pain: De Quervains tenosynovitis; Trigger finger; Carpal tunnel syndrome; Duputren’s contracture
Describe what is meant by de quer...,
Describe the presentation of dqt 3,
What is meant by mummy thumb in d...
22
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Frozen shoulder; Tennis & Gold elbow; Rotator cuff injury
What are the four rotator cuff mu...,
Which nerves invervates the rotat...,
Describe the spectrum that rotato...
30
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Wrist fractures; ankle fractures
Label a d,
What is a monteggia fracture 1,
Which bones are typically broken ...
49
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Bursitis; Compartment syndrome; Baker's cysts
Define bursitis 1,
Describe some causes of olecanon ...,
Describe the clinical features of...
27
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Hip Fractures; Tibial plateau fractures
Describe how you classify hip fra...,
Describe garden s classification ...,
What the classical feature of a n...
35
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Questions (Rheum)
Describe what is meant by drug in...,
Name 1 and describe a severe form...,
What would the histological findi...
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x.
Which investigation should you pe...,
Learn the different synovial fluids,
Describe the difference in colour...
10
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Spotter
A patient presents with this what...,
Name the diagnosis 1 give the mos...,
Which pathology does this sign su...
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Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (aka tronchanetric bursitis)
Describe what is meant by greater...,
Describe the pathophysiology of g...,
What are the causes of trochanetr...
6
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Radiculopathies; Sciatica; Generalised Back Pain
What is meant by a radiculopathy 1,
In general what causes radiculopa...,
Describe the basic overview patho...
32
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Cauda Equina; Spinal Stenosis; Sarcoma
Describe the anatomy of the cauda...,
Describe the innervation the nerv...,
I in cauda equina syndrome the ne...
36
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Cervical spondylosis; Spinal cord compression; bone metastases
Define cervical spondylisis 1,
Give a brief overview of the path...,
Describe the clinical features of...
25
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Hip and shoulder dislocations
Describe the three types of hip d...,
Hip dislocations can be classifie...,
Describe the subtypes of anterior...
27
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Common Foot Problems
What are the most common cause of...,
What is the blood supply of the a...,
What creates the achilles tendon 1
26
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Acetabular labral tear; ACL injury; Bicep tears; Meniscal tears
Describe where the acetabulam ace...,
Describe what happens in an aceta...,
What are the cardinal features of...
32
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Prolapsed Disc AND Spinal cord injury
The most common vertebral levels ...,
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
Describe the clinical features of...
18
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Fractures (lecture)
When perfoming a clinical exam of...,
What are the three types of bone ...,
Describe different types of fract...
8
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Questions (Orthopaedics)
Describe what is meant by autonom...,
How would you differentiate betwe...,
Describe a common mcq stem for da...
199
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rib fractures
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Fracture x-rays
What type of fracture is displaye...,
Which type of garden classificati...,
Which type of garden classificati...
87
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Anatomy Etc
Describe the features of l3 nerve...,
Features of l4 nerve root compres...,
What is the presentation of an l5...
11
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Paediatric orthopaedics
Define what is meant by osteogene...,
Describe the signs and symptoms o...,
Describe how you would investigat...
7
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Rheumatology Revision 1
In which of the following conditi...,
Moredescribe how you manage fibro...,
Describe the clinical features of...
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Rheumatology Revision 2
The clinical features of vasculit...,
Describe the pathophysiology of p...
52
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Rheumatology Revision 3
Describe the typical presentation...,
Describe the investigations used ...
49
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Rheumatology Revision 4
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...,
Describe the clinical features of ra
56
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Rheumatology Revision 5
Define juvenile idiopathic arthri...,
What are the 5 types of jia 5
13
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MSK Revision 1
Is the most common causative path...,
What are the two types of osteomy...,
52
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