BONE DISEASES Flashcards

1
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a metabolic disease in which there is reduced bone mineral density mass

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osteoporosis

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2
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what are being lost in osteoporosis?

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collagen and calcium

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3
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another name for osteoporosis

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brittle bone disease

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4
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what is the bone characteristic of osteoporosis?

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porous

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5
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etiology of osteoporosis

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idiopathic

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6
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bones affected in osteoporosis

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vertebrae
wrist
hip

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7
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most prominent manifestation in osteoporosis

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back pain

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8
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what do you call the kyphosis of the dorsal spine in patient’s with osteoporosis?

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dowager’s hump

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9
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most definitive dx test for osteoporosis

A

absorptiometry

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10
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score of bone mass density which indicates presence of osteoporosis

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2.5 and below

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11
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pain reliever of NSAIDS for patients with osteoporosis

A

cox 2 inhibitors

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12
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what do you call osteomalacia in children?

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ricket’s

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13
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how do you administer PTH for osteoporosis?

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SQ

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14
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action of PTH injection for osteoporosis

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stimulates new bone formation

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15
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this condition is defined as demineralization of bone or weakening and softening of the bone

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osteomalacia

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16
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what is being lost in patient’s with osteomalacia?

17
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progression of osteoporosis

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irreversible

18
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progression of osteomalacia

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reversible

19
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another name for osteomalacia

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soft bone disease

20
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etiology of osteomalacia

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malnutrition/undernutrition

21
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bones affected in osteomalacia

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long bones

22
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most prominent clinical manifestation of osteomalacia/rickets

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bowing of bones - nagiging sakang

23
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drug therapy for osteomalacia

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oral supplement of calcium, vit. d, phosphorus

24
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a condition where there is inflammation of the bone

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osteomyelitis

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most common bacteria that causes osteomyelitis
staph. aureus
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bones affected in osteomyelitis
long bones
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risk factor for having osteomyelitis
open fracture
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most prominent clinical manifestation of osteomyelitis
pain
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osteomyelitis due to blood borne spread infection
hematogenous osteomyelitis
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osteomyelitis due to contamination from bone surgery, open fracture, trauma injury
contiguous-focus osteomyelitis
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osteomyelitis that is common among patients with DM and PVD
osteomyelitis with vascular insufficiency
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a condition where there is a localized rapid bone turnover
osteitis deformans
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another name for osteitis deformans
paget's disease
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pathophysio of paget's disease
inc. osteoclast activity -> inc. osteoblast activity to compensate = formation of weak bones
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etiology of osteitis deformans
idiopathic
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bones affected in paget's disease
skull vertebrae pelvis femur tibia
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clinical manifestations of osteitis deformans
pain deformity
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most definitive dx test to confirm osteitis deformans
biopsy
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what is an enzyme released if there is bone loss
alkaline phosphatase levels