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Bone Homesostasis Flashcards

1
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Calcium has this effect on blood coagulation

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Promotes it

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2
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3 organ systems involved in calcium balance

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Bone, kidney, intestine

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3
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3 hormones involved in calcium balance

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PTH, Vitamin D, Calcitonin

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This is the primary mineral form in bone

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Hydroxyapatite (Ca10(PO4)6(OH)2)

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Osteoid is the protein matrix of bone, and the majority of it is made up of this

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Type I collagen oriented in a tight triple helical structure

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6
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This provides site of nucleation of hydroxyapatite crystals with alignment along collagen fibers for tensile strength

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Type 1 collagen oriented in tight triple helical structure in osteoid (bone matrix)

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Type 1 collagen oriented in a tight triple helical structure within osteoid provides site of nucleation of this, with alignment along collagen fibers for tensile strength

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Hydroxyapatite crystals

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8
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Cells the promote bone formation

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Osteoblasts

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9
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Cells that promote bone resoprtion

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Osteoclasts

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10
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Osteoblasts that localize to the bone during during mineralization and remain there

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Osteocytes

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11
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Cells that sense mechanical stress on bone and secrete factors to stimulate osteoblasts

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Osteocytes

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12
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Osteocytes are this type of cell that localize to the bone matrix during mineralization and remain there

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Osteoblasts

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13
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Flat quinescent cells with barrier function

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Bone lining cells

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14
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Mononuclear cells that seem to prepare areas for new bone deposition

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“Reversal” cells

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15
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Osteoprogenitor cells arise from this

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Mesenchymal stem cells

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When these cells are stimulated by growth factors, daughter cells differentiate into osteoblasts

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Osteoprogenitor cells

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17
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When osteoprogenitor cells are stimulated by growth factors, daughter cells differentiate into these

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Osteoblasts

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18
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Osteoblasts are activated by this signaling

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Wnt/beta-catenin

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19
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The Wnt/beta-catenin signaling pathway governs this

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Differentiation of osteoprogenitor cells into osteoblasts

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20
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Cells that produce and deposit organic components to form matrix, and initiate the mineralization process

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Osteoblasts

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21
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Osteoblasts remaining on bone surface transforming to these

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Bone lining cells

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22
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Osteoblasts surrounded by new matrix differentiate to these

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Osteocytes

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23
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Osteocytes communicate via this

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Canaliculi

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24
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Regulators of bone remodeling that communicate via canaliculi

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Osteocytes

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25
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Osteocytes secrete this which decreases bone formation

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Wnt inhibitor sclerostin

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26
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What is sclerostin?

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Wnt inhibitor secreted by osteocytes that decreases bone formation

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27
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Cells that secrete Wnt inhibitor sclerostin that decreases bone formation

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Osteocytes

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28
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Mechanical forces induce signaling of these cells, leading to expression of growth factors that stimulate osteoblasts and bone formation

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Osteocytes

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29
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What effect does osteocyte death have on bone?

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Triggers remodeling
(apoptosis recruits osteoclasts, initiates resorption; lack of mechanical stimulation increases apoptosis, also aging and glucocorticoids)

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30
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What effect does mechanical force/stimulation have on bone?

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Induces osteocyte signaling, leading to formation of growth factors that stimulate osteoblasts and bone formation
Lack of mechanical stimulation increases osteocyte apoptosis, triggering remodeling

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31
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Osteoclasts originate from these

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Myeloid precursors that arise from hematopoietic stem cells

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32
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Macrophage colony stimulating factor (M-CSF/CSF1), IL-2, and TNF regulate these cells

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Osteoclasts

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33
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Osteoclasts are regulated by cytokines and growth factors, including these 3

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Macrophage colony stimulating factor (M-CSF/CSF1), IL-2, and TNF

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34
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Cells that originate from myeloid precursors that arise from hematopoietic stem cells

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Osteoclast

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35
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Mature multinucleated osteoclasts (a fusion of 6-12 precursors) survive about this long

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2 weeks

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36
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Cells that promote bone resorption

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Osteoclasts

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37
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Osteoclasts promote this

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Bone resorption

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38
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Cells that bind tightly to bone surface via integrins attachment to vitronectin

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Osteoclasts

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39
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Osteoclasts bind tightly to bone surface via this attachment

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Integrins attachment to vitronectin

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40
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Osteoclasts bind tightly to bone surface via integrins attachment to this

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Vitronectin

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41
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Cells that dissolve minerals by acid (uses proton pump system) and organic elements by proteases

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Osteoclasts

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42
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Osteoclasts dissolve minerals by this

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Acid (proton pump system)

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43
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Osteoclasts dissolve organic elements by this

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Proteases

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44
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Cells that when mature, are multinucleated due to fusion of 6-12 precursors

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Osteoclasts

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45
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Paracrine factor expressed by osteoblasts that induces osteoclast precursor differentiation

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CSF1

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46
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CSF1 induces differentiation of this

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Osteoclast precursors

47
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Paracrine factor expressed by osteoblasts that promotes differentiation of preosteoclasts to osteoclasts

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RANKL

48
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RANKL promotes differentiation of this

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Preosteoclasts to osteoclasts

49
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Paracrine factor expressed by osteoblasts that inhibits differentiation of osteoclast precursors by competing with RANKL for receptor binding (a decoy)

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Osteoprotegrin (OPG)

50
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Osteoprotegerin (OPG) inhibits differentiation of this

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Osteoclast precursors
(competes with RANKL for receptor binding)

51
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What effect does RANKL have on bone?

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Promotes osteoclasts, which promote bone resorption

52
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What effect does Osteoprotegerin (OPG) have on bone?

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Inhibits differentiation of osteoclast precursors, preventing bone resorption

53
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Cells that express CSF1, osteoprotegerin (OPG), and RANKL to control osteoclast differentiation

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Osteoblasts

54
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Osteoblasts express CSF1, osteoprotegerin (OPG) and RANKL to control differentiation of this cell type

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Osteoclast

55
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Osteoblasts secrete these 3 paracrine factors to control osteoclast differentiation

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CSF1, osteoprotegerin (OPG), RANKL

56
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Osteoclasts express this to induce osteoblast maturation

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ephrinB4

57
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Cells that express ephrinB4 to induce osteoblast maturation

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Osteoclasts

58
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Osteoclasts express ephrinB4 to induce maturation of this cell type

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Osteoblast

59
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What is ephrinB4?

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Factor expressed by osteoclasts that induces osteoblast maturation

60
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What effect do glucocorticoids have on bone?

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Promote osteoblast cell death

61
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PTH have this effect on calcium balance in the kidney

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Promotes Ca reabsorption

62
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PTH has this effect on phosphate balance in the kidney

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Inhibits tubular phosphate reabsorption

63
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Hormone that stimulates conversion of Vitamin D to 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (calcitriol) in the kidney

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Parathyroid hormone

64
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PTH in the kidney stimulates conversion of vitamin D to this

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1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (calcitriol)

65
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Hormone that promotes calcium reabsorption in the kidney

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PTH

66
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Hormone that inhibits tubular phosphate reabsorption in the kidney

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PTH

67
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Hormone that stimulates conversion of Vitamin D to 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (calcitriol) in the kidney

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PTH

68
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Hormone that promotes bone homeostasis in the physiologic state

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PTH

69
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What effect does PTH have in bone in the physiologic state?

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Promotes bone homeostasis

70
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Hormone that stimulates bone resorption by osteoclasts during pathologic state

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PTH

71
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What effect does PTH have on bone in a pathologic state?

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Stimulates bone resorption by osteoclasts

72
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In the pathologic state, PTH inhibits synthesis of this by osteoblasts

A

Collagen

73
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Hormone that stimulates calcium absorption by inducing expression of key proteins (calcium channels) and may also enhance diffusion by increasing overall permeability in the small intestine

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Vitamin D

74
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Hormone that stimulates phosphate absorption by increasing transporter protein levels in the small intestine

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Vitamin D

75
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What effect does Vitamin D have on phosphate balance in the small intestine?

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Stimulates phosphate absorption by increasing transporter protein levels

76
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Hormone that acts synergistically with parathyroid hormone to enhance calcium reabsorption in the kidney

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Vitamin D

77
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Vitamin D acts synergistically with this hormone to enhance calcium reabsorption in the kidney

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PTH

78
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What effect does Vitamin D have on calcium balance in the kidney?

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Acts synergistically with parathyroid hormone to enhance calcium reabsorption

79
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Hormone that directly mobilizes calcium out of bone

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Vitamin D

80
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Hormone that inhibits resorption activity when it binds to osteoclasts receptor to induce retraction

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Calcitonin

81
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What effect does calcitonin have on bone?

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Binding inhibits resorptive activity of osteoclasts

82
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In the kidney, this hormone promotes diuresis and excretion of phosphate, sodium and calcium in urine

A

Calcitonin

83
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Does calcitonin secretion increase when calcium is high or low?

A

High
to inhibit osteoclast bone resorption and activate osteoblast bone formation

84
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Does PTH secretion increase when calcium is high or low?

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Low
to enhance Ca reabsorption in the kidney, stimulate conversion of vit D to calcitriol, and inhibit tubular reabsorption of P

85
Q

Testosterone and estradiol have this effect on bone

A

Promote bone deposition
favors balance of bone formation over resorption

86
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These enhance bone resorption by altering gene expression and cell survival

A

Glucocorticoids
promote death of osteoblasts and osteocytes

87
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What effect do glucocorticoids have on bone?

A

Enhance bone resorption

88
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Pyrophosphate analogs that chelate calcium, have strong affinity for bone and inhibit bone resorption

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Bisphophonates

89
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Bisphophonates are analogs of this

A

Pyrophosphate

90
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Bisphophonates chelate this

A

Calcium

91
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Bisphophonates have this effect on bone

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Inhibit bone resorption

92
Q

Which are more potent: nitrogenous bisphophonates or non-nitrogenous?

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Nitrogenous

93
Q

Heartburn and esophageal irritation are adverse effects of these

A

Bisphophonates

94
Q

Very potent bisphophonate that may induce hypocalcemia and reduced renal function

A

Zoledronate

95
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Zoledronate is this type of drug

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Bisphophonate

96
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Alendronate is this type of drug

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Bisphophonates

97
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Zoledronate is a Bisphophonate that may induce this

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Hypocalcemia and reduced renal function

98
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2 common adverse effects of Bisphophonates

A

Heartburn
Esophageal irritation

99
Q

Monoclonal antibody targeting sclerostin

A

Romosozumab

100
Q

Romosozumab targets this

A

Sclerostin

101
Q

Anabolic drug with black box warning of increased risk of cardiovascular events

A

Romosozumab

102
Q

Romosozumab have this black box warning

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Increased risk of cardiovascular events

103
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Anabolic drug that is a terminal fragment of PTH

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Teriparatide

104
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Anabolic drug that needs intermittent administration

A

Teriparatide

105
Q

Anabolic drug with a black box warning of increased risk of osteosarcoma

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Teriparatide

106
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Teriparatide has a black box warning of this

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Increased risk of osteosarcoma

107
Q

Bisphophonate alternative that inhibits osteoclast formation by depleting RANKL, and can lead to bone gain

A

Denosumab

108
Q

Bisphophonate alternative with a black box of severe hypocalcemia in patients with advanced kidney disease

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Denosumab

109
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Denosumab inhibits formation of these cells by depleting RANKL

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Osteoclasts

110
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Denosumab inhibits formation of these cells

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Osteoclasts

111
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Denosumab inhibits formation of osteoclasts by depleting this

A

RANKL

112
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Denosumab has a black box of this in patients with advanced kidney disease

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Severe hypocalcemia

113
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What are SERMs?

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Selective estrogen receptor modulators
Used as a Bisphophonate alternative
Ex: Raloxifene

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