rheumatology I FCP III EXAM 2--Complete
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gout involves ______________ _________ deposition into joints and soft tissue. an immune
response to these crystals then follows and leads to the inflammation.
monosodium urate (MSU)
what is the most common affected joint for acute gouty arthritis?
1st MTP
what is the special name for gout that occurs at the 1st MTP joint?
podagra
what is the clinical presentation of acute gouty arthritis?
sudden onset, severe pain, skin is red and warm
what is the name for collections of solid urate in subq tissue, bone, cartilage, and joints?
tophi (present in chronic arthropathy / tophaceous gout)
what is the clinical presentation of chronic gout arthropathy/tophaceous gout?
non-tender nodules, yellow/white
what is the diagnostic study of choice for confirming acute gout?
arthrocentesis with synovial fluid analysis (MSU crystals that are needle-like or rod-shaped)
what may xrays show with gout in chronic disease?
small, punched-out erosions (rat bite)
what is the treatment for acute gout flare?
rest, dietary modifications, reduce inflammation (NSAIDs, colchicine, or steroids)
what is the best anti-inflammatory medication for gout in someone with kidney disease?
, corticosteroids (NSAIDs and colchicine cannot be used in kidney disease)
what are the 2 major complications of hyperuricemia (other than gout)?
nephrolithiasis, CKD
what is the most common affected joint in CPPD (calcium pyrophosphate crystal deposition
disease)?
knee
what are the risk factors for CPPD?
age, trauma, hyperparathyroidism, hemochromatosis
what is the clinical presentation of acute CPPD/pseudogout?
provoking event (trauma, surgery, severe illness), monoarticular severe pain, swelling, redness
what is the diagnostic study of choice for confirming CPPD?
arthrocentesis with synovial fluid analysis (CPP crystals that are rhomboid-shaped and positively
birefringent)
what will xray show in CPPD?
chondrocalcinosis (cartilage calcification)
what is the treatment for CPPD?
NSAIDs, colchicine, corticosteroids
what is the most common joint disease?
OA
what are the most common affected joints for OA?
hands, feet, knees, hips
what is the clinical presentation of OA?
pain aggravated with activity, morning stiffness (<30 min), limited ROM
how can OA be diagnosed?
clinically, xrays (osteophytes, joint space narrowing, subchondral sclerosis/thickening)
what are the non-pharmacologic therapies for OA?
weight loss, low impact exercise
Exam Questions with Correct Detailed Answers
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This guide contains complete exam questions with correct, well-explained answers, carefully
compiled to reflect the type of material commonly tested in exams. The structured format
allows students to revise faster, understand concepts better, and strengthen their exam
readiness.
Each answer is accompanied by clear and detailed explanations to ensure you not only know
the correct response but also understand the reasoning behind it.
What You Will Get
✔ Complete exam questions covering major topics
✔ Correct answers with detailed explanations
✔ Clear and well-organized formatting for easy study
✔ Coverage of frequently tested concepts
✔ Latest updated content for current exam preparation
✔ Designed to help improve understanding and confidence
Why This Study Guide Stands Out
This resource is perfect for students who want to study efficiently and maximize their chances
of success. By practicing with complete exam questions and reviewing detailed answers, you
can quickly identify important topics and reinforce your knowledge before the exam.
Ideal For
• Final exam preparation
• Midterm revision
• Quick concept review
,• Self-study practice
• Strengthening exam confidence
A trusted and practical study companion designed to help students prepare effectively
and achieve strong exam results.
gout involves ______________ _________ deposition into joints and soft tissue. an immune
response to these crystals then follows and leads to the inflammation.
monosodium urate (MSU)
what is the most common affected joint for acute gouty arthritis?
1st MTP
what is the special name for gout that occurs at the 1st MTP joint?
podagra
what is the clinical presentation of acute gouty arthritis?
sudden onset, severe pain, skin is red and warm
what is the name for collections of solid urate in subq tissue, bone, cartilage, and joints?
tophi (present in chronic arthropathy / tophaceous gout)
what is the clinical presentation of chronic gout arthropathy/tophaceous gout?
non-tender nodules, yellow/white
what is the diagnostic study of choice for confirming acute gout?
arthrocentesis with synovial fluid analysis (MSU crystals that are needle-like or rod-shaped)
what may xrays show with gout in chronic disease?
small, punched-out erosions (rat bite)
what is the treatment for acute gout flare?
rest, dietary modifications, reduce inflammation (NSAIDs, colchicine, or steroids)
what is the best anti-inflammatory medication for gout in someone with kidney disease?
, corticosteroids (NSAIDs and colchicine cannot be used in kidney disease)
what are the 2 major complications of hyperuricemia (other than gout)?
nephrolithiasis, CKD
what is the most common affected joint in CPPD (calcium pyrophosphate crystal deposition
disease)?
knee
what are the risk factors for CPPD?
age, trauma, hyperparathyroidism, hemochromatosis
what is the clinical presentation of acute CPPD/pseudogout?
provoking event (trauma, surgery, severe illness), monoarticular severe pain, swelling, redness
what is the diagnostic study of choice for confirming CPPD?
arthrocentesis with synovial fluid analysis (CPP crystals that are rhomboid-shaped and positively
birefringent)
what will xray show in CPPD?
chondrocalcinosis (cartilage calcification)
what is the treatment for CPPD?
NSAIDs, colchicine, corticosteroids
what is the most common joint disease?
OA
what are the most common affected joints for OA?
hands, feet, knees, hips
what is the clinical presentation of OA?
pain aggravated with activity, morning stiffness (<30 min), limited ROM
how can OA be diagnosed?
clinically, xrays (osteophytes, joint space narrowing, subchondral sclerosis/thickening)
what are the non-pharmacologic therapies for OA?
weight loss, low impact exercise
