From presentation to diagnosis to management strategies for vasculitis, these patient cases will give you comprehensive knowledge of vasculitis and how to provide compassionate and respectful care.

Know the process for a thorough musculoskeletal examination, from recognizing physical examination findings in common rheumatic diseases to demonstrating an appropriate joint examination, and more.

Recognize rheumatic manifestations of sarcoidosis, including Lofgren’s syndrome, arthritis, periarthritis, dactylitis, and lytic and cystic bone lesions in this patient-focused case-based learning activity.

Explore several patient cases presenting with a variety of symptoms and widespread muscle pain. Learn more about the different regional musculoskeletal disorders and their various treatment options.

Your case-based learning continues with two patients presenting symptoms of osteoarthritis. You will learn more about key characteristics, common descriptions of pain, and how to interpret imaging tests.

Be able to identify the features of crystalline diseases, know the epidemiology and trigger factors in gout and pseudogout (CPPD), and understand medication management and pain relief with these cases.

Distinguish symptoms and physical findings, learn the approach for evaluation, determine the need for further subspecialty evaluations, and the treatment approaches for seronegative spondyloarthropathy.

Learn both the oral and ocular symptoms, how to determine the need for differential diagnoses, and develop skills for building a patient care plan with resources to further educate patients about SS.