Osteoarthritis - medicine

Quiz testing knowledge of OA expected of a 2nd year medical student

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Macroscopic changes seen in OA include erosion and cracking, complete loss of cartilage and eburnation and ...
fibrillation
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Loss of this makes the joint(s) less compressible
proteoglycans
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Increased osteoblastic activity causes this to be shown on x-rays
subchondral sclerosis
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Sign felt on movement of OA joints
crepitus
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Non-pharmacological treatment of OA should include..
exercise
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The preferred long-term analgesic used first to manage pain in OA
paracetamol
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In nodal OA, the name given to nodes of the proximal interphalangeal joint
bouchard
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A COX-2 specific NSAID
celecoxib
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A TRPV1 receptor agonist used in the management of pain in OA
capsaicin
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Loss of this makes the joint(s) less compressible

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proteoglycans

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Increased osteoblastic activity causes this to be shown on x-rays

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Sign felt on movement of OA joints

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Non-pharmacological treatment of OA should include..

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