Bone Drugs Flashcards
Tetracycline does what to bone?
fluoresces under UV light
what is imbedded in osteoid?
collagen
cytokines
growth factors
how much trebecular vs. cortical bone remodelled per year in adults in %?
25% trebecular
3% cortical
4 factors of bone remodelling
- ageing
- exercise/loading
- hormones (estrogen)
- drugs (corticosteroids)
which male group has high risk for osteoporosis??
Asthmatics due to prolonged corticosteroid use
2 kinds of drugs used in bone disorders:
- antiresorptives
2. bone anabolics
Bisphosphonates do what?
incorporated into bone over long period of time, like land mine for osteoclasts
risk of Bisphosphonates?
oesophageal cancer
fractures
osteonecrosis of jaw
Oestrogen does what to bone?
maintains mass, slows bone loss
Oestrogen therapy risk of?
CVD
breast Ca
What are SERMs? example?
replaced HRTs
Selective eostrogen receptor modulators
Eg. Raloxifene
Raloxifene agonist where? antagonist where?
Agonist: bone and CV tissue
Antagonist: mammary and uterus
What is Denosumab?
RANKL inhibitor (reduce osteoclast activity) Human Monoclonal antibody
why does PTH have paradoxical behaviour?
acutely: promotes osteoblast
Chronic high: promotes osteoclasts
2 kinds of oral calcium?
Calcium gluconate
Calcium lactate