최신 RhMSUS 무료덤프 - American College of Rheumatology Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Certification in Rheumatology

A. Lateral epicondyle

B. Sacroiliac joint

C. Knee

D. Glenohumeral joint

A. Presence of enthesopathy with hyperemia

B. Tenosynovitis

C. Reverberation artifact

D. Normal medial genicular artery signal

A. A 40-year-old man with a snapping sensation in his groin with hip flexion and external rotation

B. A 50-year-old woman with pain between the third and fourth metatarsals

C. A patient who has pain and numbness over the lateral calf

D. A patient with psoriasis and posterior heel pain

A. Full extension of the elbow joint

B. Flexion of the elbow joint in a 60-degree angle

C. Flexion of the elbow joint in a 90-degree angle

D. Flexion of the elbow joint in a 45-degree angle

A. The normal appearance of irregular ossification centers of the respective midfoot bones

B. The typical appearance of pes equinovarus

C. Irregularities of the respective midfoot bones indicative of damage as well as surrounding areas indicative of synovial hypertrophy and effusions

D. An inflammatory process in the subcutaneous tissues, possibly an infection, extending into the joint spaces

A. The ultrasound-guided technique takes additional time to perform.

B. The ultrasound-guided technique results in more pain.

C. The ultrasound-guided technique increases the overall success rate in obtaining joint fluid aspirate.

D. The ultrasound-guided technique leads to more fluid aspiration among novice physicians.

A. High-level disinfection of an external probe does not remove most fungi

B. High-level disinfection of an internal-use probe is required between every patient

C. High-level disinfection of an external probe is mandatory between patients after ultrasound-guided arthrocentesis, regardless of probe cover

D. High-level disinfection of an external probe removes all bacterial spores.

A. D

B. B

C. C

D. A

A. Temporomandibular joint in a patient with juvenile idiopathic arthritis, assessing for erosions

B. Cartilage loss quantification in a patient with osteoarthritis

C. Sacroiliac joint in a patient with positive HLA B27 and inflammatory-type lower back pain, assessing for joint space narrowing

D. Achilles tendon insertion site in a patient with spondyloarthropathy, assessing for enthesopathy

A. The radiocarpal recess should be the primary target.

B. The midcarpal recess should be the primary target.

C. Both the radiocarpal and midcarpal recesses should be targeted.

D. The fourth compartment ten synovium should be targeted.