Gout

• EULAR/ARC 2015 Criteria  

• Janssens Diagnostic Rule 

1. What is gout?

a) A bacterial infection 

b) A vial infection 

c) A type of arthritis caused by uric acid crystals 

d) An autoimmune disorder

2. Which of the following is the primary cause of gout?

a) Low blood sugar levels

b) High levels of uric acid in the blood

c) High cholesterol levels 

d) Dehydration 

3. What is the most common joint affected by gout?

a) Knee

b) Elbow

c) Big toe

d) Wrist

4. Which of the following medications is commonly used to treat acute gout flares?

a) Allopurinol

b) Colchicine

c) Methotrexate 

d) Febuxostat 

5. Which medication is commonly used as a long-term treatment to prevent future gout attacks?

a) Colchicine

b) Ibuprofen

c) Allopurinol 

d) Aspirin 

6. In addition to medications, which lifestyle change is recommended to help manage chronic gout?

a) Increase protein intake

b) Reducing purine-rich foods like red meat and seafood

c) Drinking more sugary drinks

d) Reducing physical activity 

7. Which of the following is NOT used to treat acute gout attacks?

a) Ibuprofen 

b) Naproxen

c) Indomethacin 

d) Acetaminophen