Lecture 25 Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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What supports bone mass?

A

Sex steroids

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2
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What is the range of peak bone mass age?

A

30 - 40

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3
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Which hormones stimulate osteoblasts, and what is the effect of this?

A

Testosterone and Estrogen
- Increase bone mineralisation

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3
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What is the range of peak sex steroids age?

A

15 - 45

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3
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Which hormones inhibit osteoblasts, and what is the effect of this?

A

Testosterone and Estrogen
- Decrease bone resorption

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4
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What is Testosterone converted to?

A

Aromatase, which is then made into Estrogen

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5
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What is Osteoporosis?

A

Abnormal and accelerated loss of bony tissue resulting in brittle porous bones

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What is the impact of Bisphosphonates?

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Inhibit osteoclasts by:
- Reducing ruffled border formation
- Reducing adhesion to bone surfaces
- Reducing acid secretion
- Reducing osteoclast progenitor development and recruitment
- Increasing osteoclast apoptosis

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7
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What is the relevance of Bisphosphonates in Dentistry?

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Can cause osteonecrosis of the jaw
- Exposure of the jaw through the gums

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8
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When is Rickets diagnosed usually?

A

3 - 8 months

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8
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What is Rickets caused from?

A

Usually from lack of Vitamin D

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9
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What is Osteomalacia?

A

Abnormal bone formation, making bones soft

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10
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What is Osteomalacia caused from?

A

Usually from lack of Vitamin D in adults
- Celiac disease
- Kidney/liver dysfunction
- Antiepileptics

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What is Paget’s disease

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Disrupted bone recycling so, over time, bones become fragile and misshapen

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12
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What is the most serve gene mutation in Paget’s disease?

A

Sequestosome 1 (SQSTM1)
- A scaffold protein in the RANK- nuclear factor κB (NFκB) signalling pathway

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13
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What is the end point of the SQSTM1 gene mutation?

A

Increased bone reabsorption

14
Q

What is Primary Hyperparathyroidism?

A

Enlargement of parathyroid gland
- Causes parathyroid
hormone overproduction
, increasing calcium levels

15
Q

What is the result of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism?

A

Increases PTH secretion to try to maintain plasma calcium levels

16
Q

What is the mineral content percentage of Enamel?

A

96% (Hydroxyapatite)

17
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What is the mineral content percentage of Dentine?

18
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What is the mineral content percentage of Cementum?

19
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What is the impact of low calcium in adults?

A

Increasing the risk of tooth loss on alveolar bone