1
Q
Who is affected by primary Raynauds?
A
teenagers and young people
no underlying autoimmune disease
2
Q
Who is affected by secondary Raynauds?
A
older age group
signals underlying autoimmune condition
3
Q
What are the 3 phases of Raynauds?
A
ischeamia
cyanosis
rubor
4
Q
What is the non pharmacological treatment of Raynauds?
A
keep warm
5
Q
What is the pharmacological treatment of Raynauds?
A
Ca channel blockers - to keep vasodilated PDES inhibitors - silnedifil prostacyclin analogues botox injections endothelial receptor analogues
1. MSK
flashcards
Decks in class (36)
# Cards
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Lower Limb Anatomy36
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Physiology34
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Rheumatoid arthritis15
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Osteomyelitis19
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Other Microbiology conditions12
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Histology23
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Pharmacology26
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Bone tumours20
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Pain physiology13
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Myasthenia gravis6
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Osteoarthritis11
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Gout and Pseudogout15
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Lupus15
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Raynauds5
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Systemic Sclerosis9
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Sjorgens Syndrome4
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Antiphospholipid Syndrome7
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Ankylosing Sponylitis8
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Other arthritis's35
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Vasculitis33
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Inflammatory Myopathies9
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Polymyalgia Rheumatica7
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Fibromyalgia4
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Child Development18
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Back Problems24
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Upper Limb problems37
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Paediatric conditions19
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Peadiatric hip conditions20
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Leg Injuries30
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Foot/Ankle problems46
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Hip Problems23
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Hand problems30
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Tendon problems25
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Peadiatric fractures6
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General Fractures46
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Spinal Injuries9
