Bone and Cartilage Pathology I Flashcards

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osteoid

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soft and squishy

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2
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osteoblast derived proteins

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type I collagen

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3
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osteoblasts

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lay down bone

mononuclear**

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4
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osteoblastic tumor

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prostate pets

-lays down bone

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5
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osteoclasts

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macrophage family

break down bone

multinucleated - 3-25 nuclei**

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6
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bone homeostasis

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10% bone replace anually

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7
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peak bone mass

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early in adulthood right after puberty

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8
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catabolic

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break down bone

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9
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anabolic

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lay down new bone

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10
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increased PTH

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osteoclast activity

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11
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decreased PTH

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osteoblast activity

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12
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RANK/RANK-L

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interaction stimulates osteoclast formation

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13
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FGFR3

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achrondoplasia

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14
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COL1A1 and COL1A2

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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15
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HOXD13

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bradydactylyl type D and E

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16
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common cause of dwarfism

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achondroplasia

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17
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blue sclera

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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18
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short broad terminal phalanges of first digits

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bradydactyly

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19
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most common disease of growth plate

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achondroplasia

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20
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why blue sclera

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missing collagen type I

-see choroid of eye through sclera

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21
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brittle bone disease

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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22
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deficiency in synthesis of collage type I

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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23
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kids with lots of fractures

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osteogenesis imperfecta

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24
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subtypes of OI

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1 - decreased synthesis of pro-alpha1 chain
auto dominant

2 and 3 - don’t survive

4 - compatible with life auto dominant
-short pro-alpha2

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marble bone disease
osteopetrosis
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albers schonberg disease
osteopetrosis
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reduced bone resoprtion and skeletal sclerosis
osteopetrosis missing osteoclasts
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X-ray with thick femur
osteopetrosis
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erlenmeyer flask deformity
osteopetrosis
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osteopetrosis
deficient osteoclasts - bulbous long bones - compression of neural foramina
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cannot hear
common problem with osteopetrosis
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anemia, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia
replace marrow with crappy bone -in osteopetrosis get infections
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auto recessive osteopetrosis
fracture, anemia, hydrocephaly - postpartum mortality
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auto dominant osteopetrosis
detected adolescence or adulthood -repeated fractures may have CN deficits and anemia
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dystoses
abnormalities in single bone or localized group of bone arise from defects in migration and condensation of mesenchyme absent, supernumary, or fused bones
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dysplasia
global disorganization of bone and cartilage
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mutation in CA2
osteopetrosis | renal tubular acidosis
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osteopenia vs. osteoporosis
both decreased bone mass osteoporosis - severe enough osteopenia that you get risk of fractures
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infections and fractures
osteopetrosis
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primary causes of osteoporosis
idiopathic postmenopausal senile
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iatrogenic osteoporosis
over-tx of hyperthyroidism
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most common forms of osteoporosis
senile and postmenopausal forms
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histo normal bone decreased in quantity
osteoporosis
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vertebral collapse
with osteoporosis
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menopause changes
decreased estrogen increased IL1, IL6 and TNF increased RANK/RANKL increased osteoclast activity lead to osteoporosis
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vertebral fractures, lumbar lordosis, kyphoscoliosis
osteoporosis
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complication of osteoporosis
PE and pneumonia**
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paget disease
osteitis deformans increased but disordered and structurally unsound bone mass osteoclast work over time - osteoblast can't keep up
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stages of pagets
osteolytic - osteoclasts osteosclerotis - osteoblasts mixed - both
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mosaic pattern of lamellar bone
sclerotic phase of paget disease prominent cement lines
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paget clinical
15% monostotic 85% polyostotic** often involves axial skeleton and proximal femur
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leontiasis ossea
lion face - caused by enlargement of craniofacial skeleton - in pagets
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complication of paget
sarcoma
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saber bone
pagets | -bowed bone
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rickets
vit D deficiency in kids
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osteomalacia
vit D deficiency in adults
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string of beads
along ribs with ricketic rosary
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PTH effect
increases RANKL on osteoblasts | -activates osteoclasts
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hyperparathyroidism
increased resorption of calcium by renal tubules increased urinary excretion of phosphates increased bone resorption - osteoclasts
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most common cause hyperPTH
PTH adenoma | -often asymptomatic - hyperCa on screening
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dissecting osteitis
with hyperPTH