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what is the measure of a pts bone mineral density to see if they have osteroporosis
bone densitometry
what is another name for osteoporsis
“the silent disease”
what is osteoporsis
where the bones are brittle and not strong
what percent of females have osteoporsis
80%
what is the name of the bone density eval scan called
DEXA
what are the two types of bones
cortical and trabecular
what is another name for cortical bone
compact bone
what type of bone is the outer portion and very dense
cortical
what percent if made up of cortical bone
80%
where is mainly the cortical bone at in the body
forearm and hip
what is the inner aspect of bone and it is spongy
trabecularw
how much percent of bone is trabecular bone
20%
what areas of the body is trabecular most founded
spine, distal radius, calcaneus, greater trochanter
what are the two functioning remodeling for bone formation
osteoblasts and osteoclasts
do osteoclasts and osteoblasts work together
yes
what is the resorption of bone
osteoclasts
what is the formation of bones
osteoblasts
when is there a decrease in bone density
when resorption happens too quickly and formation happens too slowly
what are the two types of osteoporsis
primary (type 1 and type 2) and secondary
who is type 1 primary osteoporosis most common in
women (post menopausle)
what is the ages of type 1 primary osteoporosis to occur in
50-70
a decrease in estrogen gives what
an increase in reabsorption of the bone
what is type 2 primary most common to occur in
old men and women
what is the age to commonly occur for type 2 primary osteoporsis
after age of 70
how much does type 2 primary impact women more than men
twice as frequently
how does secondary osteoporosis happen
because of a medical condition (something else is impacting their bones
like the 5 variables of controlling osteoporosis
poor diet, smoking/alcohol, physical inactivity, mediations, low body weight
list the 6 uncontrollable variables of getting osteoporosis
gender, age, ethnicity, family hx, hx of previous fractures, certain medications
list three things you can do to check for osteoporsis
look at lab results, know family and personal hx, and pay attention to your physical self
what does DEXA stand for
dual energy x-ray absorptiometry
how many beams is in the DEXA scanner
2; one is a low beam and one is a high beam
denser bones =
absorbs more xrays
do we care about the soft tissue in the dexa scans
no, the computer subtracts out the soft tissue since we only care about the bone
list 5 pros of the DEXA scanners
non-invasive, quick, low pt dose, low cost, FDA approved
What are the two most common places to scan your body in the DEXA scanner
hip and l-spine
what other body part besides the hip and l-spine can you scan
forearm
morality rate for breaking hip
1/5
females are _ more likely to break their hips over men
2x
what does BMD stand for
bone mineral density
what is BMD used for
what we are looking for on the DEXA scanwha
what is the measure of BMD
measure of bone mineral per unit of area interested
what is the area interested in the BMD
hip or l-spine
what does BMC stand for
bone mineral content
what is BMC
the content of mineral of bone you are looking at
what is the t-score
BMD that tells us if the pt has osteoporosis or not
t-score if they are normal with strong bones
-1 or greater
t-score if they have osteopnea
-1 to -2.25
what is osteopnea
you do not have osteoporosis yet, but getting there
tscore if you have osteoporsis
-2.25 and less
tscore if you have severe osteoporsis
-2.25 and less AND hx with fractures
how old is the chart of tscores they compare too
30 year old
what are the two things z-score looks at
pre-menopausle female and male under 50
what are the two things z-score is compared to
age and gender mass
what does LSC stand for
least significant change
what is LSC
how much change occurs and is compared to norm to be able to dx
what are the two ways to treat vertebral body fractures
kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty
what uses a balloon and cement to fix the fracture
kyphoplasty
what just uses cement to fix fractures
vertebroplasty
5 ways to decrease the chance of osteoporosis
nutrition, healthy lifestyle, medication, exercise, vitamin D