Bone Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Tetracycline does what to bone?

A

fluoresces under UV light

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2
Q

what is imbedded in osteoid?

A

collagen
cytokines
growth factors

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3
Q

how much trebecular vs. cortical bone remodelled per year in adults in %?

A

25% trebecular

3% cortical

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4
Q

4 factors of bone remodelling

A
  1. ageing
  2. exercise/loading
  3. hormones (estrogen)
  4. drugs (corticosteroids)
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5
Q

which male group has high risk for osteoporosis??

A

Asthmatics due to prolonged corticosteroid use

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6
Q

2 kinds of drugs used in bone disorders:

A
  1. antiresorptives

2. bone anabolics

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7
Q

Bisphosphonates do what?

A

incorporated into bone over long period of time, like land mine for osteoclasts

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8
Q

risk of Bisphosphonates?

A

oesophageal cancer
fractures
osteonecrosis of jaw

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9
Q

Oestrogen does what to bone?

A

maintains mass, slows bone loss

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10
Q

Oestrogen therapy risk of?

A

CVD

breast Ca

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11
Q

What are SERMs? example?

A

replaced HRTs
Selective eostrogen receptor modulators
Eg. Raloxifene

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12
Q

Raloxifene agonist where? antagonist where?

A

Agonist: bone and CV tissue
Antagonist: mammary and uterus

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13
Q

What is Denosumab?

A
RANKL inhibitor (reduce osteoclast activity)
Human Monoclonal antibody
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14
Q

why does PTH have paradoxical behaviour?

A

acutely: promotes osteoblast

Chronic high: promotes osteoclasts

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15
Q

2 kinds of oral calcium?

A

Calcium gluconate

Calcium lactate

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16
Q

Vitamin D given as what form?

A

D2 and/or D3

Calcitriol

17
Q

synthetic calcitonin?

A

salcatonin

18
Q

Calcitonin admin?

A

S/C or I/M

19
Q

When use calcitonin?

A

hypercalcaemia associated with neoplasia