B6.052 Prework 7: Management of Osteoporosis Flashcards

1
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of americans with risk factors for low bone mass

A

53 mil

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2
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major concern in osteoporosis treatment

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compliance

less than 25% comply with osteoporosis management after a fracture

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3
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what are some causes of the treatment gap of osteoporosis?

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under recognized
fractures not recognized as sentinel events
under treated

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4
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patient care goals for osteoporosis

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identify patients at risk of fractures
reduce incidence of fractures
maintain quality of life
-activity
-independence
-health
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5
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who should have a bone density test?

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women 65 and older
men 70 and older
postmenopausal women and men ages 50-69 with clinical risk factors (fractures)
adults with fracture after age 50
adults with a condition or taking meds associated with low bone mass or bone loss

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6
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benefits of FRAX tool

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10 year prob of clinical event from measurable parameters
internationally recognized and validated
based on data from multiple cohorts
easily accessible
helps identify patients who need treatment
can be used to reassure low risk patients

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limitations of FRAX

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not valid for monitoring of patients on treatment
only femoral neck BMD considered
no consideration of "dose"
not all risk factors included
clinical judgement required
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8
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when do you treat for low bone density

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2 scenarios
1) t score < -2.5 or hip or spine fracture

2) t score between -1 and -2.5 AND >3% risk for hip fracture OR >20% risk of osteoporotic fracture via FRAX took

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9
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drugs with evidence for all types of fracture reduction

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alendronate
risendronate
zoledronic acid
denosumab

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10
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preventive osteoporosis meds

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estrogen
raloxifene
bisphosphonates

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11
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meds for treatment of symptomatic osteoporosis

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all drugs discussed EXCEPT estrogen

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12
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osteoporosis meds for men

A
alendronate
risedronate
zolendronate
denosumab
teriparatide
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13
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specific occasions for teriparatide or abaloparatide

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quick reduction in fracture, can use right after one occurs

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14
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black box warning of teriparatide

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osteosarcoma seen in mice w long exposure
avoid if:
-pagets
-elevation of alk phos
-open epiphysis
-prior radiation
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15
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specific uses for denosumab

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post menopausal osteoporosis
cancer treatment induced bone loss
pts with kidney dysfunction

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16
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which drug has a plateau effect after 3-6 years

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zolendronic acid
if stable, can continue for 6 years
if progression, switch to teriparatide

17
Q

1st line drugs for pts with prior fractures or increased risk

A

denosumab
teriparatide
zolendronic acid

18
Q

1st line drugs for pts with no prior fractures and moderate risk

A
ORAL FIRST
alendronate
denosumab
risedronate
zoledronic acid
19
Q

monitoring osteoporosis treatment

A

DXA every 1-2 years

-be happy w stable or increasing

20
Q

why do some patients lose BMD on osteoporosis treatment?

A

adherence
drug pharmacokinetics (<4% absorbed)
underlying disorders