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PACES Stations
- General
- PACES station 1 abdomen
- PACES station 1 respiratory
- PACES station 2 history taking skills
- PACES station 3 cardiovascular
- PACES station 3 neurology
- PACES station 4 communication skill and ethics
- PACES station 5 (new station 5)
- PACES station 5 endocrinology
- PACES station 5 Fundus
- PACES station 5 rheumatology
- PACES station 5 skin
- record of PACES experience
Monday, 2 June 2008
osteoarthritis
examine this patient's hand.
desribe your findings.
there is Heberden's nodules at the base of DIJ and Buuchard's nodules at the PIJ.
there squiring of the first metacapal due to subluxation.
now assess functional status.
examin for hip and knee involvement.
what are the typical radiological features?
how would you manage this patient?
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PACES station 5 rheumatology
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ReplyDelete1-narrowing of the joint space.
2-osteophytes.
3-subchondrial sclerosis.
4-cyst formation.
management should focus on symptoms and disablility.
ReplyDelete1-physical therapy
2-drugs
paracetamol
NSAID's
intra articular steroids
3-surgery
joint replacement