OP, Menopause and Testosterone Use Flashcards

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risk factors for OP

A

inc age
causacian, asian
FHx
female
low weight
smoking
3+ drinks a day
dec Ca and Vit D intake
no exercise

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diseases that inc risk for OP

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DM
hyperthyroidism
eating disorders
hypogonadism
menopause
RA
autoimmune

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3
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drugs that inc OP risk

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PPI
aromatase-i
depo provera
GnRH ags
steroids

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4
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T score interpretations

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-1 and up = normal
-2.5 to -1 = osteopenic
-2.5 or less = OP

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what is a FRAX score

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risk of OP fracture in next 10 years

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how much Ca should patients receive a day total

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1000-1200 mg a day

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7
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what are the Ca supplement options? What are the pearls of each?

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Ca carb = 40% elem Ca, acid gut needed, needs to be with food

Ca citrate = 21% elem Ca, doesn’t care about gut acidity

both can cause constipation

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8
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patients on a PPI should take calcium _____

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citrate
calcium carbonate needs acidic gut

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9
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Ca doses above ______________ should be divided BID

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500-600mg

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10
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vitamin D normal level

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> 30

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what are the vit D supplementation options and doses for deficiency (<30)

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D2: 50,000 IU q week
D3: 5000-7000IU daily

x8-12 weeks then switch to QD MD

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12
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what are the tx criteria for OP

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T score </= -2.5
T score -2.5 to -1 plus FRAX 20%+ OR 3%+ risk hip fx in next 10 years

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13
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first line for OP

A

bisphosphonates

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14
Q

why must hypocalcemia be corrected before OP tx

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most OP drugs decrease bone resorption/Ca release from bones to inc MBD, so if a patient is already hypocalcemic, OP meds will worsen it to build bone strength

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15
Q

denosumab
brand
MOA
use
CI

A

Prolia
binds RANK ligand to prevent binding and therefore osteoclast stimulation
use in patient with normal Ca as an alternative to BPs if high fx risk
CI IN HYPOCALCEMIA

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bisphosphonates contraindications

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CI in hypocalcemia (all)
CI CrCl <35 alendronate
CI CrCl <30 ibandronate and risendronate

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Q

alendronate
brand
dosing

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Fosamax
35mg PO weekly for ppx
70mg PO weekly for treatment

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risendronate
brand
dosing

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Actonel
35mg PO weekly for ppx
150mg PO monthly for treatment

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ibandronate
brand
dosing

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Boniva
150mg po monthly for ppx and tx

20
Q

what are the injectable bisphosphonates and when are they preferred

A

ibandronate and zoledronic acid
preferred when BP is ok but patient has esophagitis

21
Q

ibandronate inj dosing

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3mg IV q3mo

22
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zoledronic acid IV dosing

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5mg q2 years for ppx
5mg yearly for tx

23
Q

side effects of po BPs

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dyspepsia
dysphagia
GERD
N/V
hypocalcemia

24
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ibandronate use counseling points

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once monthly dose in am with 6-8oz water
separate from food & beverages by 30min
separate from cations by 2 hours
do not lie down for 1 hour after
remember I for ibandronate looks like the number 1 for 1 time a month and do not lie down for 1 hour after

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alendronate use counseling
once weekly dose in am with 6-8oz water separate from food and meds by 30 min separate from cations by 2 hours do not lie down for 30 min after taking
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risendronate use counseling
once monthly dose in am with 6-8oz water separate from food by 30 min separate from cations by 2 hours do not lie down for 30 min after
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raloxifene MOA dosing CI
SERM: estrogen ag/antag in bone to prevent bone resorption 60mg PO QD CI: hypocalcemia, hx of VTE, pregnancy, cardiac events/CHD CAN CAUSE BLOOD CLOTS
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can a patient with a CrCl of 31 mL/min receive zoledronic acid
no, CI CrCl <35
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calcitonin role in therapy pearls
last line comes in nasal spray or IM
30
what happens to hormones in menopause? What does this cause?
drop in estrogen and progesterone causes hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, burning and painful sex
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what does estrogen tx in menopause help with
decreases LH to provide a more stable temp control increases MBD vasomotor sx (hot flashes and night sweats)
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what are local estrogen options for women in menopause?
cream (Estrace, Premarin) vaginal tab (Vagifem) ring (Estring)
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what are systemic estrogen options for women in menopause?
estradiol gel, patch, ring 17-Beta-estradiol po tab (Premarin) injectable (Premarin)
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Premarin comes in which dosage forms
po tab topical cream inj
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BBW for estrogen treatment in menopause
endometrial cancer breast cancer VTE, stroke dementia if 65+ yo
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is premarin monotherapy appropriate in menopause
NO never use unopposed estrogen need progestin too!
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what are the progestin options for menopause
Prempro (conjugated equine estrogens + MPA) MPA = provera/depo micronized progestin = Prometrium
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what is the first FDA approved bioidentical estrogen-progesterone for hot flashes
Bijuva
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non-hormone tx options for menopause
paroxetine 7.5mg PO qd ospemifene (Osphena) estrogen ag/antag
40
what causes hypogonadism in males
age surgeries methadone chemo cimetidine spironolactone
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what are s/sx of hypogonadism in males
low libido low muscle mass memory/concentration issues dec MBD dc energy
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when should men receive testoeterone treatment
if there is a medical reason, not just for libido and muscle
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adverse effects of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)
HF, CV events, clots, edema liver tox, prostate enlargement, infertility depression, sleep apnea, aggression, acne inc SCr, gynecomastia abuse potential
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what are the different options for TRT in males
gel (Androgel +- pump) depo testosterone (T cypionate) testopel (implantable pellet) Jatenzo (po tab)
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what are counseling points for Androgel
let dry completely then clothe do not let others come in contact wait 2-6 hours before swimming or showering flammable apply deodorant beforehand pump must be primed before use!