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Assessment for Arthritis

Various methods are used in diagnosing arthritic pathologies. This article emphasizes patient interviewing techniques and the diagnostic procedures. The major components of the interview relate to the patient's present illness, past health history, family health history, personal and social history, and symptomatology. The major diagnostic procedures are arthroscopy, radiologic studies, and laboratory studies, especially analyses of serum, synovial fluid, urine, and tissue.