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Metabolic bone dz Flashcards

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Osteoporosis

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Most common metabolic bone dz in the US.

Imbalance of bone homeostasis

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PTH Causes…

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Increased Ca resorption in tubules
Increased osteoclast activity
Conversion of Vitamin D to active form
Increased Ca abs in GI

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Thyroid and Bone

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Hyperthyroid stimulates clastic activity

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What does the thyroid release with high serum calcium?

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Calcitonin

Inhibits clasts

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Osteoporosis Pneumonic

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Low calcium intake

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oSteoporosis Pneumonic

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Seizure meds

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osTeoporosis

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Thin build

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ostEoporosis

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ETOH

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9
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osteOporosis

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Hypogonadism

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10
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osteoPorosis

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Previous fracture

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osteopOrosis

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Thyroid excess

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12
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osteopoRosis

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Race (white, asian)

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13
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osteoporOsis

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Other relatives (genetics)

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14
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osteoporoSis

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Steroids

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15
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osteoporosIs

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Inactivity

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16
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osteopososiS

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Smoking

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17
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DEXA scan

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Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry

Test to eval bone mineral density

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Osteoporosis medical tx

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Calcium
VItamin D
Exercise

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19
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Calcium dose

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1200 mg daily

Citrate is better absorbed if concominant use of acid blocking agents

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20
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Vitamin D dose

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800 IU DR daily

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Bisphosphonate MOA

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Inhibit bone resorption by decreasing number and fxn of osteoclasts

22
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Bisphosphonate CI

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Barrett’s esophagus
Active upper GI dz
If GFR not greater than 30-35

23
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Bisphosphonate types

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Alendronate (Fosamax)
Risedronate (Actonel)
Zoledronic acid (Reclast)
Ibandronate (Boniva)

24
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What must patient do post bisphosphonate dose?

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Remain upright for 30 - 60 mins

25
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Bisphosphonate SE

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Reflux, esophagitis
Ulcers
Esophageal CA?
Hypocalcemia
MS Pain
Eye pain, blurred vision
Osteonecrosis of the jaw
26
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Estrogen agonists

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Less effective that estrogen and bisphosphonates.

SE: DVT, hot flashes, cancer

27
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Calcitonin

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Reduces risk for vertebral body fxs
Antagonizes PTH
Miacalcin or fortical

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Hormone therapy

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Initiate if other tx options have failed
Prempro
SE: MI, CVA, Breast CA, PE, DVT

29
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Parathyroid hormone replacement

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Forteo
Actually builds bone
Use if bisphosphonates fail

30
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Pagets dz of the bone

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2nd most common metabolic bone dz

Lesions can occur at various sites

31
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Common paget sites in descending order

A 
Skull
Thoracolumbar spine
Pelvis
long bones
LE
32
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Pagets patho

A 
Dz of osteoclasts
Increased bone remodeling
Genetic, onset after 55
Mostly men
Associated w/ osteosarcoma
33
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T-score of -1.0 to -2.5 =

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Osteopenia

34
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T-score of less than -2.5

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Osteoporosis

35
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Pagets s/s

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Arthritis, pain
Bone deformity/ fractures
Hearing loss, HA, vertigo, tinnitus
High output heart failure
Hypercalciuria
Increased incidence of stones
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Pagets labs

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Increased alkaline phosphatase

37
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Pagets imaging

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Mixed lytic and sclerotic lesions
Long bone bowing
Bone thickening and enlargement

38
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Pagets tx

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Vitamin D, Calcium

Bisphosphonates

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Osteomalacia

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Decreased mineralization of newly formed bone

Bone is soft, but no matrix loss

40
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2 main causes of osteomalacia

A 
Insufficient Ca abs in intestine
Phosphate deficiency
(celiac sprue, kidney, hepatic dz)
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Osteomalacia s/s

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Bone pain and muscle weakness
Bone tenderness
Fracture
Difficulty walking

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Osteomalacia imaging

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Reduced bone density w/ thinning of cortex

Fissures, pseudofractures

43
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Looser’s lines

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Fractures from osteomalacia

44
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Osteomalacia tx

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Tx underlying condition

Vitamin D supplementation

45
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Most common fx sites in osteomalacia

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Distal radius and prox femur

NOT significant cause of hip fxs

46
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Rickets

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Deficient mineralization at growth plate

Usually occurs w/ osteomalacia if growth plates have not fused.

47
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Rickets cause

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Vitamin D and calcium deficiency

48
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Rickets Imaging

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Bow legs

49
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Renal osteodystrophy

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Bone dz secondary to kidney dz

50
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Osteitis fibrosis

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High turnover secondary to hyperPTH

51
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Adynamic bone dz

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Low turnover.
Most common CKD bone dz
PTH suppression

52
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Is osteomalacia common in CKD?

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not really

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