Bone Density- diagnostic imaging

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what is the measure of a pts bone mineral density to see if they have osteroporosis

bone densitometry

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what is another name for osteoporsis

“the silent disease”

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what is osteoporsis

where the bones are brittle and not strong

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what percent of females have osteoporsis

80%

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what is the name of the bone density eval scan called

DEXA

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what are the two types of bones

cortical and trabecular

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what is another name for cortical bone

compact bone

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what type of bone is the outer portion and very dense

cortical

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what percent if made up of cortical bone

80%

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where is mainly the cortical bone at in the body

forearm and hip

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what is the inner aspect of bone and it is spongy

trabecularw

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how much percent of bone is trabecular bone

20%

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what areas of the body is trabecular most founded

spine, distal radius, calcaneus, greater trochanter

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what are the two functioning remodeling for bone formation

osteoblasts and osteoclasts

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do osteoclasts and osteoblasts work together

yes

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what is the resorption of bone

osteoclasts

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what is the formation of bones

osteoblasts

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when is there a decrease in bone density

when resorption happens too quickly and formation happens too slowly

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what are the two types of osteoporsis

primary (type 1 and type 2) and secondary

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who is type 1 primary osteoporosis most common in

women (post menopausle)

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what is the ages of type 1 primary osteoporosis to occur in

50-70

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a decrease in estrogen gives what

an increase in reabsorption of the bone

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what is type 2 primary most common to occur in

old men and women

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what is the age to commonly occur for type 2 primary osteoporsis

after age of 70

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how much does type 2 primary impact women more than men

twice as frequently

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how does secondary osteoporosis happen

because of a medical condition (something else is impacting their bones

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like the 5 variables of controlling osteoporosis

poor diet, smoking/alcohol, physical inactivity, mediations, low body weight

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list the 6 uncontrollable variables of getting osteoporosis

gender, age, ethnicity, family hx, hx of previous fractures, certain medications

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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

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what does DEXA stand for

dual energy x-ray absorptiometry

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how many beams is in the DEXA scanner

2; one is a low beam and one is a high beam

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denser bones =

absorbs more xrays

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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

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list 5 pros of the DEXA scanners

non-invasive, quick, low pt dose, low cost, FDA approved

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What are the two most common places to scan your body in the DEXA scanner

hip and l-spine

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what other body part besides the hip and l-spine can you scan

forearm

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morality rate for breaking hip

1/5

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females are _ more likely to break their hips over men

2x

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what does BMD stand for

bone mineral density

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what is BMD used for

what we are looking for on the DEXA scanwha

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what is the measure of BMD

measure of bone mineral per unit of area interested

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what is the area interested in the BMD

hip or l-spine

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what does BMC stand for

bone mineral content

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what is BMC

the content of mineral of bone you are looking at

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what is the t-score

BMD that tells us if the pt has osteoporosis or not

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t-score if they are normal with strong bones

-1 or greater

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t-score if they have osteopnea

-1 to -2.25

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what is osteopnea

you do not have osteoporosis yet, but getting there

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tscore if you have osteoporsis

-2.25 and less

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tscore if you have severe osteoporsis

-2.25 and less AND hx with fractures

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how old is the chart of tscores they compare too

30 year old

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what are the two things z-score looks at

pre-menopausle female and male under 50

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what are the two things z-score is compared to

age and gender mass

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what does LSC stand for

least significant change

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what is LSC

how much change occurs and is compared to norm to be able to dx

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what are the two ways to treat vertebral body fractures

kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty

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what uses a balloon and cement to fix the fracture

kyphoplasty

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what just uses cement to fix fractures

vertebroplasty

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5 ways to decrease the chance of osteoporosis

nutrition, healthy lifestyle, medication, exercise, vitamin D