osteoporosis Flashcards

1
Q

osteoclasts

A

break down bone

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2
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osteoblasts

A

help form bone

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3
Q

age of peak bone mass

A

30s, with decline after mid 30s

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4
Q

____ million people in the world have OP, ___ million in canada

A

200, 2

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5
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%% of fractures over 50 are caused by OP

A

80%

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6
Q

Do men or women get OP more? Why?

A

women, menopause causes greater bone loss

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7
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T/F OP fractures are more common than heart attacks, strokes or breast cancer combined
- asian and hispanic are at higher risk

A

T, F - caucasian and asian

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8
Q

why is OP called the silent theif

A

bone loss occurs without symptoms

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9
Q

what is the gold standard of OP diagnosis

A

Dexa

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10
Q

Which of the following is a correct T- score
- Osteopenia = T score between + 2.5 and - 2.5
- Osteoporosis = T score below - 2.5
- Osteoporosis = T score below - 1
- Severe osteoporosis = T score below - 2 + fragility fracture

A
  • T score below -2.5
    Penia = +2.5 and -1
    Severe = below -2.5 + fracture
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11
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Which of the following is not a risk factor for OP
- Age
- Low protein, calcium or vitamin D
- excessive alcohol, caffeine, sodium or smoking
- high BMI or physical inactivity

A
  • Low BMI not high
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12
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Primary OP

A

no underlying systemic cause, more common

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13
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primary OP types

A

type I: post-menopausal (estrogen)
type II: senile (aging skeleton and calcium deficiency)

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14
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secondary OP

A

cause by secondary conditions (inflammation, steroids, smoking, alcoholism)

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15
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T/F Bisphosphonates and selective estrogen receptor modulators are antiresorptive meds that affect exercise response
- Standardized testing is ok to use with precautions for falling
- People with kyphotic spine cannot use cycle ergometer for testing

A

F - they do not affect the exercise response, they reduce osteoclast activity to increase BMD. T, F - should use cycle, not treadmill

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16
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T/F - regular aerobic PAand RT have a positive effect on BMD in post-menopausal women
- There is evidence that PA is as good as meds and dietary supplementation in preventing bone loss in early menopausal women
- PA can prevent bone loss

A

T, F - no support, F - can slow progression