Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis Jeopardy Template

Types	Diagnosis	Signs and Symptoms	PT related	Treatment
100 What is Oglioarthritis What is the most common type?	100 What is 6 weeks What is the minimum number of weeks inflammation must be present in a joint?	100 What is a rash What is a temporary outbreak of red, itchy or bumpy patches on skin?	100 Acceptable answers: Control pain, Preserve range of motion, muscle strength, and muscle function, Reverse functional deficits, Improve endurance, Prevent injury Promote participation in ADL's and activities What is a goal of PT for JIA? Control pain, Preserve range of motion, muscle strength, and muscle function, Reverse functional deficits, Improve endurance, Prevent injury Promote participation in ADL's and activities	100 Acceptable answers: pain management, deformity prevention, ROM exercises, strengthening, promotion of functional activities, improve physical fitness What is one way to treat Idiopathic Juvenile Arthritis?
200 What isPolyarthritis What is the type that affects 5 or more joints?	200 What is 16 What age must JIA be diagnosed by?	200 What is in the joints Where is the area in the body children lose ROM?	200 Acceptable answers: general information about the condition, Joint protection, Pain reducing techniques, Muscle relaxing techniques, Activity recommendations , Deformity prevention techniques What might a PT give patient education on?	200 What is educate the family about the disease What can you do to make the patient and family more involved in the treatment plan?educate the family about the disease
300 What is Systemic What is the type that affects the whole body and has symptoms including a fever and rash?	300 What is a Rheumatologist What type of doctor would make the diagnosis?	300 What is in the morning When are joints most affected?	300 What is use caution for high impact activities and exercises What is a special precaution to take when working with JIA children?	300 Looking for: Keep the mouth slightly open and take bites of large food items How do you protect the joint integrity of the jaw at home?
400 What is Psoriatic What is the type that presents with joint symptoms with an additional scaly rash often times found behind the ear, on the eyelids, elbows, knees, belly button and scalp?	400 What is MRI What is the gold standard imaging to diagnose JIA?	400 What is edema What is swelling due to the entrapment of excess fluid in a tissue?	400 Acceptable answers: Gait assessment, balance assessment, goniometry of affected joints, endurance, ADL function What should be included in the exam?	400 Acceptable Answers: Electrotherapy, Ultrasound, and Ice to help with acute inflammation What type of modalities are helpful in the management of JIA?
500 What is Enthesitis What is the type that affects the attachment point of soft tissues onto bone?	500 What is high levels of inflammation What does blood work show?	500 what is an inflamed tissue What is it when a tissue is red, warm and tender?	500 Parent/Patient visual analog scale What is a way to objectively measure pain?	500 What is Synovectomy What is the most invasive treatment method?

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