OA Exam 2

Bisphosphonates for OA of hip,knee, hand are _____

Which pharmalogical management is for all OA of the hand, knee hip?

Which is non pharmalogical management with hand OA

All are goals of therapy for OA, except

Topical capsaicin is conditionally recommended in which?

Which non pharmalogical managements are for knee and hip OA

You have a patient who brings to the counter Chondroitin sulfate for OA of the Knee. You respond by?

Topical NSAIDS are strongly recommended in Knee and conditionally recommended in hand but no recommendation in hip

Ultrasound guided intraarticular glucocorticoid injection are STRONGLY recommended in

Which is a not a risk factor for OA?

Which is a less common joint effected by OA

Topical capsaicin is conditionally recommended against in which?

The doctor has a possible OA pt and calls in asking what first line treatment is? You respond

Idiopathetic OA is secondary because it is associated with a known cause

Intraarticular glucocorticoid injections are conditionally recommended in which OA?

Another pt comes in to buy Chondroitin sulfate for OA of the hand and they ask if it is okay?

Which two non pharmalogical managements are for all OA of the hip, knee, hand?