Pathology 3 - Bone and Joint Quiz 1

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Podagra is a sign and symptom of:

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The most common cause of bone fractures

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Which type of fracture would best describe this:

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A diet high in seafood may contribute to the development of:

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Which fracture occurs most often during epiphyseal fractures?

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Which epiphyseal fracture is least common and can often stunt growth?

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A burst fracture of C1 due to compression is referred to as:

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Osteoarthritis, commonly known as the wear-and-tear arthritis is the most common.

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Two immunological features of SLE are excessive activation of B cells and inappropriate production of autoantibodies against DNA.

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An impacted fracture occus when:

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Articular cartilage deteriorate and new bone forms in the subchondral areas and at the margins of the joint. These new bone growths are referred to as:

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With regards to septic arthritis, bacteria most commonly target:

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Men are more likely to get:

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What are the 3 Cs of treating gout?

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The formation of abnormal granulation tissue is referred to as:

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When the DIP is hyperextended and the PIP is in flexion it is referred to as:

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Complications of JRA include:

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Which influences the development of SLE?

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A bar room fracture is a fracture of the 2nd and 3rd metacarpal

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Swollen or enlarged lymph nodes is a sign and symptom of:

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All are signs and symptoms of DJD EXCEPT

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Dry eyes and mouth resulting from immune mediated destruction of the lacrimal and salivary glands is:

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Aspirated joint fluid will help identify cases of gout.

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Fracture of distal radius and ulna with VENTRAL displacement of distal segments is a(n):

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List 3 complications of RA:

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Lupus can be life-threatening

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Pauciarticular JRA is characterized by:

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In the 3rd to 4th week of bone healing:

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Complication of bone healing may include reflex sympathetic dystrophy and chronic pain.

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Pathology 3 - Bone and Joint Quiz 1

Podagra is a sign and symptom of:

The most common cause of bone fractures

Which type of fracture would best describe this:

A diet high in seafood may contribute to the development of:

Which fracture occurs most often during epiphyseal fractures?

Which epiphyseal fracture is least common and can often stunt growth?

A burst fracture of C1 due to compression is referred to as:

Osteoarthritis, commonly known as the wear-and-tear arthritis is the most common.

Two immunological features of SLE are excessive activation of B cells and inappropriate production of autoantibodies against DNA.

An impacted fracture occus when:

Articular cartilage deteriorate and new bone forms in the subchondral areas and at the margins of the joint. These new bone growths are referred to as:

With regards to septic arthritis, bacteria most commonly target:

Men are more likely to get:

What are the 3 Cs of treating gout?

The formation of abnormal granulation tissue is referred to as:

When the DIP is hyperextended and the PIP is in flexion it is referred to as:

Complications of JRA include:

Which influences the development of SLE?

A bar room fracture is a fracture of the 2nd and 3rd metacarpal

Swollen or enlarged lymph nodes is a sign and symptom of: