Bone metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

First line drug treatment for osteoporosis

A

Bisphosphonates

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2
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What Bisphosphonates are IV

A

Zolendronic acid, Ibandronic acid

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3
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What else can be used other than bisphosphonates for OP

A

Denosumab, Tepiratide, HRT, Raloxifene

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4
Q

How long is tepiratide treatment limited to?

A

24 months

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5
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After how long should bisphosphonate treatment be reviewed?

A

5 years

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6
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Which bisphosphonate needs to be reviewed after 3 years

A

zolendronic acid

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7
Q

MHRA alerts regarding bisphosphonates

A
  1. ONJ
  2. ON external auditory canal
  3. NOF #
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8
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What conditions are bisphosphonates contraindicated in?

A

Oesphageal abnormalities, Hypocalcaemia

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9
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How should patients take Bisphosphonates

A

swallow whole, plenty of water, sit upright 30 mins, empty stomach

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10
Q

What is the most potent bisphosphonate?

A

Zolendronic acid

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11
Q

What biological parathyroid analogue can be used in osteoporosis?

A

Teparitide

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12
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What are the MHRA alerts regarding Denosumab

A
  1. Atypical femoral #
  2. ONJ - hypocalcaemia
  3. ON ear canal
  4. risk of hypercaleamia following discontinuation
  5. more new malignancies compared to ZA for advanced malignancies
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