week 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what is arthritis

A

joint pain

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2
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what system is the locomotor system

A

musculoskeletal

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3
Q

other roles of musculosketetal system

A

hematopoeitic, mineral storage

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4
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what is a developmental anomaly of bone called

A

dysostosis

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5
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what is a homeobox gene

A

structural development during embryologic development

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6
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3 types of dysostosis

A

aplasia, supernumerary digits, abnormal fusion of bones

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7
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what is aplasia

A

absent/incomplete develop

abnormal fxn

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8
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what is dysplasia

A

mutations interfere w/ growth or homeostasis (dwarfism)

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9
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is dysplasia pre-cancerous

A

no

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10
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example of sysostosis

A

klippel-feil - lower cervicals fuse

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11
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what symptoms typically goes w/ kippel feil

A

sprengels deformity

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12
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what is aka brittle bone disease

A

osteogenesis imperfecta

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13
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osteogenesis imperfecta has mutations to what

A

collagen 1

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14
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how is osteogenesis imperfecta classified

A

type 1: normal

type 2: lethal in utero

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15
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what type of collagen do each of the types of osteogenesis imperfecta have

A

type1 = 1

type 2= 1

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16
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what is the most common form of dwarfism

A

achondroplasia

17
Q

in acondroplasia a decrease in cartilage synthesis causes a decrease in…

A

growth plate expansion

18
Q

is acondroplasia usually spontaneous or autosomal dominant

A

spont: 75%
auto: 25%

19
Q

what is the big deal about achondroplasia and spine

A

they are exaggerated, bullet vertebrae, scoliosis and spinal stenosis

20
Q

what is the type of achondroplasia that is lethal

A

thanatrophic dwarfism, small thorax

21
Q

what disease has blue sclera and brittle bones

A

osteogenesis imperfecta

22
Q

what disease is associated with mutated fgfr3

A

achondroplasia

23
Q

what is disease has rare genetic decrease in osteoclast bone absorption

A

osteopeTrosis

24
Q

what does osteopetrosis cause

A

skeletal sclerosis (stone like)

25
Q

what is a prob that can happen to bones other than sclerosis in osteopetrosis

A

medullary cavity fills: issue w/ hematopeoisis

26
Q

how to treat osteopetrosis

A

stem cell replacement

27
Q

list order of bone disease…

A

normal -> osteopenia-> osteoperosis

28
Q

what disease has frontal bossing, extremity bowing, and short proximal extremities

A

achondroplasia

29
Q

what happens in osteoporosis

A

decrease mass = inc in porosity

30
Q

what does the t score have to be for osteoporosis

A

2.5 sd

31
Q

when would you get localized osteoporisis

A

disuse

32
Q

what is the mc osteoporosis generalized to the entire skeleton

A

senile and post menopausal

33
Q

why are corticosteroids so bad for bones

A

rob bone of ca

34
Q

what does osteoporosis typically attack

A

trabecular bone: calcaneus, vert body, and femoral neck

35
Q

what causes senile osteoporosis

A

decrease in GF causes dec in osteoblast activity

36
Q

how much bone is lost per yr avg

A

.5% beg in mid-20s

37
Q

why does postmenopausal accelerate bone loss

A

dec in estrogens