Ch 12 - Osteoporosis Flashcards
What is a T-score?
of SD away from the mean peak bone mass (PBM) of young adults with the same race and gender
What is normal bone density?
T-score b/w −1 SD and +1 SD
What is Osteopenia?
T-score is between –1 and –2.5, including –2.5
What is Osteoporosis?
T-score is less than –2.5
What is Osteomalacia?
Defective skeletal mineralization of calcium or phosphate of bone osteoid
What is Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)?
Excessive bone growth characterized by ossification of the ALL of the spine and extra spinal ligaments
What is the Z-score?
of SDs the patient’s bone density is in relation to adults of the same age, gender, and ethnicity
What is peak bone mass?
Highest level of bone mass achieved as a result of normal growth generally occurs between adolescence and age 35, with variation at specific skeletal sites
What is the most common metabolic bone disease?
Osteoporosis
What are non-modifiable risk factors of osteoporosis?
– Caucasian or Asian – Female – Loss of ovarian function/estrogen depletion, testosterone deficiency – Advanced age – Diminished PBM at skeletal maturity – + family history – h/o fracture as adult
What are modifiable risk factors of osteoporosis?
– Malnutrition – Smoking – Excess alcohol – Excess caffeine intake – Inactivity/immobilization – Exercise-induced amenorrhea – Low BMI <20
What is the MCC of osteomalacia?
Vitamin D deficiency
What is Type I osteoporosis?
Postmenopausal – 15-20 years following menopause – Females 50-65 yo – Trabecular > cortical bone loss – Fx in spine, hip, and wrist
What is Type II osteoporosis?
Senile osteoporosis
– >70 yo
– 2:1 female:male ratio – Trabecular ≈ cortical bone loss
– Fx hip, spine, pelvis, humerus
What is the MCC of medication induced osteoporosis?
Corticosteroids inhibits bone formation (↓ osteoblasts); mainly trabecular bone loss