Arthritis
1. The following are the morphology for osteoarthritis
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a. Joint mice
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b. Cauliflower shaped osteophytes
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c. Polished ivory look
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d. Sloughing of full-thickness portions of bone
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e. Decreasing water content
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2. Rheumatoid arthritis causes...
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a. Ulnar deviation of wrist
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b. Radial deviation of wrist
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c. Fibrous-walled cysts (subchondral cysts)
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d. Swan-neck deformity
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e. Vertical and horizontal fibrillation and cracking of the matrix.
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3. To diagnose for rheumatoid arthritis, the following must be
present...
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a. Lymph nodules
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b. Symmetric arthritis
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c. IgG against IgM, forms immune complexes in the sera, synovial
fluid and membranes.
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d. Morning stiffness
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e. Typical radiographic changes
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4. Tuberculous arthritis...
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a. affects weight bearing joints
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b. is a chronic disease with or without systemic symptoms
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c. affects adults only.
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d. is a chronic progressive polyarticular disease.
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e. results in severe joint destruction.
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5. The following is about gouty arthritis
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a. lack uricase enzyme
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b. have high absorption rate of filtered urate
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c. joint deposition of monosodium urate cyrstals and formation of
tophi
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d. can be classified into primary and secondary gout
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e. is also known as crystal-induced arthritis
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