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Gout

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definitive diagnosis test for gout?

a)

Serum uric acid

b)

Joint aspiration

c)

Typical features from the xray

d)

Clinical diagnosis

2.

A 34 year old gentleman with no known medical illness, presents with acute pain over his big toe. You have made a diagnosis of acute gouty arthritis.

What is your initial management?

a)

Tablet Diclofenac

b)

Tablet Allupurinol

c)

Tablet Colchicine

d)

Tablet Prednisolone

3.

A 38 year old healthy man comes to review his blood test. His serum uric acid is 600 umol/L (214-488). He has no symptom. What should you do now?

a)

Advise him to avoid high purine foods

b)

Start him on Tablet Allupurinol

c)

Start him on Tablet Cochicine

d)

Repeat the blood test tomorrow

4.

Which is the following NOT the indication to start patient on hyouricaemic drugs?

a)

Had two previous episodes of acute gouty arthritis in one year

b)

Chronic tophaceous arthritis

c)

Urate nephropathy

d)

Radiology evidence of erosive gouty arthritis

5.

Which are the following clinical criteria that you use to diagnose a patient with gout?

You may choose more than 1 answer

a)

a clear observation of podagra

b)

presence of a tophus

c)

rapid response to cochicine within 48hours of starting treatment

d)

history of pain precipitated with taking high purine diet

6.

What are the recommended advice for a patient with gout?

You may choose more than 1 answer.

a)

adequate fluid intake 2 to 3L a day

b)

restrict in taking purine rich vegetables

c)

Consumption of low fat daily products

d)

moderate in taking high purine food

7.

A 45 year old gentleman presents to you for treatment of his joint problem. He has underlying gastritis.

He has no pain now. You plan to start him on medication.

Please choose what medication/s that you want to prescribe.

a)

Tablet Allupurinol

b)

Tablet Colchicine

c)

Tablet Prednisolone

d)

Tablet Diclofenac

8.

Which are the medical conditions that are associated with asymptomatic hyperuricaemia/gout?

a)

Diabetes mellitus/impaired glucose intolerance

b)

Hypertension

c)

Hyperthyroidism

d)

polycystic kidney disease

9.

What are the clinical features on elderly onset gout?

Choose 2 options

a)

monoarticular in presentation

b)

may have tophi during early presentation

c)

associated with diuretics used or renal insufficiency

d)

occur more in men

10.

Which of the following is NOT the correct statement regarding hypouricaemic drug?

a)

is a lifelong treatment

b)

can reduce pain

c)

should be continue during acute attack

d)

need to start with Tablet Cochicine