Module 11 Flashcards

1
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This is a systematic disease characterized by low bone mass and structural deterioration of bone tissue with an increase in bone fragility

A

Osteoporosis

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2
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At what age does the spine reach peak bone mass

A

21 to 27

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3
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At what age does the hip hit peak bone mass

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19 to 24

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4
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According to The International osteoporosis foundation, osteoporosis causes how many fractures worldwide every year

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8.9 million

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5
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How many Americans have low bone density or osteoporosis

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54 million

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6
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For Caucasian women what is the lifetime risk of a hip fracture

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1 in 6

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7
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For men over 50 what is the risk for osteoporosis

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1 in 4

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8
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Hip fractures account for what percent of all osteoporatic fractures

A

20%

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9
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What percentage of bone density can women lose in the 1st 5 to 7 years following menopause

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20%

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10
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What 2 races are at greater risk of developing osteoporosis

A

Caucasian and Asian

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11
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Type one osteoporosis occurs in

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Postmenopausal woman as a result of decreasing estrogen levels

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12
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What type of osteoporosis is age related and occurs in both men and women

A

Type 2

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13
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What percentage of osteoporosis cases does secondary osteoporosis count for

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5%

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14
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What are the most common causes of secondary osteoporosis

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Disease and medication

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15
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What is considered the gold standard for diagnosing osteoporosis and monitoring the effects of therapies which affects bone density

A

Femur and PA spine DXA scans

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16
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What is the skin dose for proximal femur study range

A

2 to 5 mrem

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17
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This type of bone densitytesting is called volumetric

A

Quantitative computed tomography

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18
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What is the primary purpose of cortical bone

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Support the body’s weight and provide a rigid support structure

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19
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Cortical bone accounts for what percentage of our skeletal mass

A

80%

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20
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Trabecular bone is found at the end of longbones and makes up about what percent of our skeletal mass

21
Q

This type of bone is a delicate lattice work of porus bone inside the shell

A

Trabecular

22
Q

What are the 3 centers of ostification found in the pelvis. They grow together to form the os coxae

A

Ilium ischium and pubis

23
Q

What are the 2 most common sites for fractures in the elderly

A

Femoral neck and the intertrochanteric crest

24
Q

The total femoral ROI includes

A

The femoral neck, wards area, the trochanteric region, and the femoral shaft

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This is the area most affected by early bone loss in the femoral region
wards area
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What is the area of the femur with the lowest bone mass
wards area
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What is the proper positioning for a hip scan
The femoral shaft straight and parallel to the lateral edge of the scan
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How often are serial scans performed
Every two years
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What are some indications to use a different hip versus the other
Scoliosis, polio, unilateral Osteoarthritis, stroke, congenital hip abnormalities, surgical hardware
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What is the recommended safe distance for Hologic systems
One meter
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What is the recommended safe distance for GE systems
2 meters
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What degree should you rotate the entire leg
15 to 25゚
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Where do you center cross hairs for a hip scan
3" below the greater Trochanter and 1" medial to the shaft of the femur
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What is the most common reason for an inaccurate BMD values
Positioning
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What is the recommended dosage of calcium for a postmenopausal women or for men over the age of 70
1200 mg per day
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What is the recommended dosage of calcium for women under 50 and men 70 and under
1000 mg per day
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What amount of calcium at 1 time can the body process
500 to 600 mg
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What are ways to get vitamin D
Sun light, food, and supplements
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What is the recommended dose of vitamin D for postmenopausal women and man over 50
800 to 1000 iu's per day
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What is the recommended dose of vitamin D for men and women under 50
400 to 800 IU daily
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These types of drugs slow bone loss
Antiresorptive
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What are the severe side effects of bisphosphonates
Heartburn, difficulty swallowing, gastric ulcers and irritation of esophagus And osteonecrosis
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Bisphosphonates, calcitonin, denosumab, estrogen, and estrogen antagonist are what type of drugs
Antiresorptive
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Raloxofene (Evista) is what type of drug therapy
Selective estrogen receptor modulator
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This drug therapy is a parathyroid hormone
Forteo
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These drugs are IV bisphosphonates
Boniva and Reclast
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This is an injection given twice annually which has shown a 40% reduction and new hip fractures at 3 years
Denosumab (Prolia)
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Total skeletal masses made up of approximately
80% cortical bone and 20% trabecular
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To position the hit for ADXA scan, the entire leg is rotated inward too
Place the femoral neck parallel to the table