CMS Treatment Flashcards

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What is osteoporosis

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Bone disorder characterised by the loss of trabecular bone and increased fracture risk.
It is more common in postmenopausal women due to decreased oestrogen level and increased bone resorption.

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Conservative treatment of osteoporosis

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Patient education
Modify risk factors e.g. smoking and alcohol cessation
Encourage weight-bearing exercise
Assess activities of daily living

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Medical treatment of osteoporosis

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Selective oestrogen receptor modulators (SERMs)
Calcitonin
Bisphosphonates

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What is osteomalacia

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Metabolic bone disorder characterised by low mineral bone content and deficient vitamin D. This leads to soft bones; however the amount of bone is normal.

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What is osteomalacia called in children

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Rickets

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Conservative treatment of osteomalacia

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Patient education

Dietary advice concerning calcium and vitaminD intake

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Medical treatment of osteomalacia

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Vitamin D supplements e.g. Cholcalciferol and calcitriol

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What is Pagets disease

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Chronic remodelling disorder of bone that results in abnormal bone architecture

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Conservative treatment of Pagets disease

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Patient education and management of complications

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Complications of Pagets disease

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Osteogenic sarcoma
Heart failure
Increased risk of renal calculi

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Medical treatment of Pagets disease

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Bisphosphonates such as zoledronate injections

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What is osteopetrosis

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When osteoclasts do not function properly, thus bone is no longer resorbed. Bones are thick and fracture easily

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Conservative treatment of osteopetrosis

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Patient education

Refer to physiotherpay

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Medical treatment of osteopetrosis

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Vitamin D
Calcitriol
Erythropoietin
Corticosteroids
Gamma interferon
Bone marrow transplant
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Biochemical profiling of osteoporosis:
Serum calcium
Serum phosphate
Alkaline phosphatase
PTH
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Serum calcium
Serum phosphate
Alkaline phosphatase
PTH
ALL NORMAL
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Biochemical profiling of osteomalacia
Serum calcium
Serum phosphate
Alkaline phosphatase
PTH
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Serum calcium - low
Serum phosphate - low
Alkaline phosphatase - high
PTH - high