Bone Disorders

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Any break in a bone classified according to bone damage

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Fracture

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formed when bloo escapes from broken vessels in bone and periosteum

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Fracture hematoma

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invaded by fibroblasts that produce granulation tissue

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Fracture hematoma

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Develop into osteoblasts to produce spongy bone traveculae that join living an dead bone fragmetns together to form hard callus

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Osteogenic cells

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Steps of fracure repair

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fracture hematoma is formed
fracture hematoma is invade by fibroblasts the produce granulation tissue
osteogenic cells develop into osteoblasts and produce spongy bone trabeculae to form a hard callus
hard callus persists while oeteoclasts dissolve dead bone fragments and compact bone replaces spongy bone

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requires that bone fragments be surgically exposed so screws or pins or plates can be inserted to align the bones

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Open reduction

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manipulating bone fragments into normal position without surgery

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Closed reduction

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characterized by decreased bone mass nd increased susceptibility to fracture

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Osteoporosis

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Any break in a bone classified according to bone damage

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Fracture

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bone resorption out-paces bone deposition and calcium is lost

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Osteoporosis

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formed when bloo escapes from broken vessels in bone and periosteum

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Fracture hematoma

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Affects entire skeletal system, especially vertevral bodies, ribs, head of femur, humerus and radius

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Osteoporosis

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invaded by fibroblasts that produce granulation tissue

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Fracture hematoma

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Most common amoung white, potmenoausal women

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Osteoporosis

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Develop into osteoblasts to produce spongy bone traveculae that join living an dead bone fragmetns together to form hard callus

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Osteogenic cells

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Risk factors of Osteoporosis

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White postmenopausal women
short, thin, athletic women
smoking
eating disorders/poor diet
excessive use of lcohol
lack of exercise
family history

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Steps of fracure repair

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fracture hematoma is formed
fracture hematoma is invade by fibroblasts the produce granulation tissue
osteogenic cells develop into osteoblasts and produce spongy bone trabeculae to form a hard callus
hard callus persists while oeteoclasts dissolve dead bone fragments and compact bone replaces spongy bone

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requires that bone fragments be surgically exposed so screws or pins or plates can be inserted to align the bones

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Open reduction

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childhood disorder due to a vitamin D deficiency whre calcium and phosphourus are not adequetely absorbed from food

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Rickets

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manipulating bone fragments into normal position without surgery

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Closed reduction

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an adut condition due to poor nutrition causing bones in spine, pelvis and legs to become soft, deformed and susceptible to fracture

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Osteomalacia

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characterized by decreased bone mass nd increased susceptibility to fracture

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Osteoporosis

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bone resorption out-paces bone deposition and calcium is lost

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Osteoporosis

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Affects entire skeletal system, especially vertevral bodies, ribs, head of femur, humerus and radius

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Osteoporosis

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Most common amoung white, potmenoausal women

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Osteoporosis

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Risk factors of Osteoporosis

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White postmenopausal women
short, thin, athletic women
smoking
eating disorders/poor diet
excessive use of lcohol
lack of exercise
family history

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childhood disorder due to a vitamin D deficiency whre calcium and phosphourus are not adequetely absorbed from food

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Rickets

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an adut condition due to poor nutrition causing bones in spine, pelvis and legs to become soft, deformed and susceptible to fracture

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Osteomalacia

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Often occurs in amoung poorly nourished females who have had multiple children

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Ostemalacia

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Inflammation of bone and red bone marrow caused by bacterial infection

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Osteomyelitis

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Excessive adn abnormal remodeling of bones, especially in skull pelvis and extremities of males over 50

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Paget's disease

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large perdoinant forhead due to

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Paget's disease

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irregular thickening and softening of bones

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Paget's disease

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Most common nd deadly form of bone cancer

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Osteogenic sarcoma

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occurs most often in femur, tibia, and humerus during growth spurt of teenage male

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Osteogenic sarcoma

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An autosomal dominant disorder in which long bones quit growing during childhood, while growth of other bones is unaffected

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Achondroplastic dwarfism

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chondrocytes in epiphyseal region fail to multiply and enlarge

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Acondroplastic dwarfism