Clinical Rheumatology: A Problem-oriented Approach to Diagnosis and Management |
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Clinical Examination Laboratory Studies and Diagnostic | 1 |
Techniques | 5 |
History and Physical Examination | 7 |
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abnormalities acute attacks acute polyarthritis agents ankles ankylosing spondylitis antinuclear antibody Arth Rheum articular aspirin associated atrophy biopsy blood cell count bone calcium cervical spine characteristic characterized chronic clinical common connective tissue diseases corticosteroid cutaneous daily degenerative joint disease disorders dose drug erythema erythrocyte sedimentation rate evaluation factor and antinuclear frequently gout hematocrit indomethacin inflammation inflammatory injection interphalangeal involved joint symptoms Laboratory studies left knee lesions lidocaine manifestations medial mg QID mild mm/hour Wintrobe monoarthritis motion muscle weakness negative nodules nonspecific normal noted occur onset pain patient phenylbutazone physical examination polyarthritis prednisone present pseudogout pulmonary Raynaud's phenomenon Reiter's syndrome relief rheumatoid arthritis rheumatoid factor Roentgenograms scleroderma seen serum rheumatoid factor serum uric acid severe specific steroid studies revealed subacute swelling synovial fluid System review systemic lupus erythematosus tenderness tendon therapeutic tion trauma treatment ulcerative colitis uric acid urinalysis usually vasculitis white blood cell wrist