osteoporosis osteomalacia pagets Flashcards

1
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synthesized by osetoblasts, key regulator of phosphate homeostasis

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FGF23

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2
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osteoclasts secrete ___ to disolve ____ and ____ to degrade bone matrix proteins

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secrete HCl to dissolve mineral and cathepsin K to degrade bone matrix proteins

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2
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oral bisphosphponates

side effects + contraindications

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aalendronate

risedronate

esophogeal irritation

contraindicated for pt with GFR

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3
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osteomalacia =

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undermineralized bone matrix leads to weakened bone architecture

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4
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Antiabsorptives

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Denosumab

Calcitonin

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4
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side effects calcitonin

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tachyphylaxis - rapid loss of response to drug

nausea

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Anabolic + mechanism

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Teriparatide - fragement of parathyroid hormone, PTH stimulates bone remodeling

(continuous admin leads to bone loss)

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5
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in adution to promoting phophaturia, FGF23inhibits expression of ____ thereby ___-

it also increases activity of 24-hydroxlyase, increasing ___

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inhibits expression of 1-hydroxylase, thereby reducing vitamin D activation

activity of 24-hyrdroxylase increasing vitamin D clearance

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pathophys Autosomal dominant hypophopphatemic rickets

X-linked and Autsomal recessive

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AD = mitations in argiinate residues preventing normal proteolytic degradation of FGF23

X-linked - PhEX gene mutations prevent normal proteolytic degradation

AR = DMP1 mutations prevent degredation

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7
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interfaces between osteons

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cement lines

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7
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selective estrogen receptor modulators for low BMD

mechanism

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tamoxifen

raloxifene

prevent increased remodeling

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8
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PTH levels in osteomalacia

underlying mechanism

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elevated, mineral diciency drives secondary hyperparathyroidism

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pathophys Paget’s disease

presentation

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unregulated bone turnover > woven, increased intravascularity

headache

deafness (impingent)

limb bowing

increased risk of osteosarcoma

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10
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IV bisphosphonates

side effects and contrandications

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pamidronate

zoledronic acid

hypocalcemia,

acute phase rxn (flu-like symptoms)

contrainidicated for pt with GFR

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11
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tamoxifen side effects

alternate indications

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increased thromboembolic risk

breast cancer adjunct

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tumor induced osteomalacia pathophys and presentation

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benign tumor of mesenchymal origin secreting large amounts of FGF23

serum phos falls and patients develop fatigue and proximal weakness

osteomalaic with detectable bone lonss on DXA

14
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in osteomalacia, osteoid surface volume is

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increased

16
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relative bone volume, cortical vs trabecular

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80-90% cortical bone

17
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inhibit converion of mevalonate to farnesyl, interfering with protein moification in osteoclasts, leading to apoptosis

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Bisphosphonates

alendronate,

risedronate

panidronate

zoledrinc acid

18
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osteopororsis =

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compromised bone strength due to bone densitiy and bone quaility that leads to increased risk of fracture

19
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pathophys of vitamin D resistant rickets

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mutations of 1-hyroxylase encoded by CYP27B1 and

Vitamin D receptor encoded by VDR

20
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signs of proper osteoblast activity in osteomalacia

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elevated P1NP

elevated Alk Phos

21
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people do not suffer from low bone mineral density unless

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fractures

22
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Chronic negative Ca blance leads to _____ and if significantly prolonged, _____

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secondary parathyroidism, if sufficiently prolonged, osteomalacia

24
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accounts for 80% of bone turnover

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trabecular

25
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Denosumab mechanism

side effects

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decoy of receptor for RANK-L > prevents osteoclast differentiation

ONJm atypical femoral fractures

increase risk of skin infection

nauea, weakness, fatigue

26
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___ and ___ are potent activators of osteoclast activity, providing free Ca and PO4

A

PTH

1,25diOHD

28
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pseudofracture of femur common in ricketts

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looser zone fracture

29
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compressive strength comes from

tensile from

A

compressive from mineral

tensile strength from protein (predominantly type 1 collagen)