Drugs for Bone Mineral Homeostasis Flashcards

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teriparatide

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hrPTH; stimulates bone formation at low doses; at high doses, causes one resorption; may stimulate IGF-1

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raloxifene

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selective estrogen receptor modulator used for osteoporosis; has the beneficial effects of estrogen without stimulating breast cancer

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denosumab

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mAb to RANKL; blocks stimulation of osteocyte formation by RANKL and decreases osteoporosis

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4
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calcitonin use

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short term therapy for hypercalcemia, Paget’s disease, and osteoporosis; antibody development occurs with long-term use

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calcitriol MOA

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stimulates Ca2+ and PO4- absorption in the small intestine; induces synthesis of calbindin; binds to transcription factor to increases mRNA and protein synthesis

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6
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calcipotriol

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calcitriol analog used in the treatment of psoriasis

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dihydrotachysterol

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reduced vitamin D2, less effective than calcitriol; used in the treatment of osteoporosis

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8
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paricalcitol

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calcitriol analog; reduces PTH secretion

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9
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22-oxacalcitriol

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suppresses PTH gene expression

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10
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bisphosphonates moa

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reduce resorption and formation of bone by acting on the basic hydroxyappetite crystal structure

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bisphosphonates used for paget’s disease

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etidronate (1st gen), alendronate (2nd gen) and risedronate (3rd gen)

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12
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bisphosphonates used for osteoporosis

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alendronate

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bisphosphonates pharmacology

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all are absorbed poorly; must be taken after an overnight fast with a full glass of water and no food for 30 minutes

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14
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bisphosphonates adverse effects

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osteonecrosis of the jaw; renal impairment

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15
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glucocorticoids

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antagonize Ca uptake in the intestine; common cause of osteoporosis; useful in reversing lymphoma-induced hypercalcemia

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16
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estrogens

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effects in preventing osteoporosis; increased risk of thrombosis

17
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Cinacalcet

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calcium sensor receptor mimetic; suppresses PTH

18
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plicamycin

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antibiotic used for Paget’s disease and hypercalcemia (seldom used)

19
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strontium ranelate

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blocks differentiation of osteoclases and promotes apoptosis and bone formation; used in Europe

20
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Fluoride use

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potentially prevents osteoporosis; prevents dental caries;

21
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fluoride toxicity

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osteosclerosis, mottled enamel