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in the treatment algorithm for osteoporosis, what is the first thing that should be considered?

if there is a vertebrae or hip fracture

what defines osteopenia?

t score -1.1 to -2.4 and probability of hip fracture risk less than 3% and all other fractures less than 20%



what defines osteoporosis?

t score less than or equal to -2.5 or tscore -1.1 to -2.4 and a 10 year probablility of hip fracture greater than or equal to 3% or risk for all major fractures greater than or equal to 20%

why should you not recommend excess calcium?

can lead to kidney stones, constipation, CVD, stroke

how many mg's of calcium in carbonate?




phosphate?




Citrate?




Lactate?




Gluconate?

260




150




137




85




59

How much ca should a 51-70 year old male take a day?




how much vitamin D?

1000-2000 mg




600-4000 IU

How much ca should a 51-70 year old female take a day?




how much vitamin D?

1200-2000 mg




600-4000 IU

what are all the bisphosphonates?




which ones are injectables?

alendronate, risedronate, ibandronate, zoledronic acid




zoledronic acid and ibandronate




oral is always first, ask if they tried oral if prescribed an injectable

what bisphosphonate is always considered second line?




what type of fractures are the bisphosphonates good for? how long can you use them




what is the exception?



ibandronate




vertebral and nonbertebral




3-5 years




ibandronate is only for vertebral

what are the side effects of bisphophonates?




what drug combo can cause misleading cause of side effects?

Gi, musculoskeletal pain, onj, esophageal caner




musculoskeletal pain from both statin and bisphos

how should bisphosphonates be taken?




what is the exception?




what bisphophonate should you wait longer on?

take in morning with full glass of water on empty stomach, stay upright for 30-60 minutes, could take levo after that time




risedronate delayed release, take with food




ibandronate, must wait for 60 minutes





what should you do if you are on a bisphohonate and have a dental appointment coming up




what effect does ranitidine do if combined with bisphos?




aspirin?

stop taking 3 months prior to dental appointment and restart one month after




increase concentrations




more gi side effects

what are bisphos contraindicated in?

pregnancy and certain renal impairment, gi dysfunction

alendronate prevention dose?




treatment dose?




what crcl is contraindicated?




what is unique about alendronate with vit d?

5 mg daily, or 35 mg once a week




10 mg daily or 70 mg a week




less than 35 ml/min




only for treatment

what is the treatment dose of risedronate?




what is treatment dose of risedronate with ca?




what crcl is contra?

5 mg daily, 35 weekly, or 150 mg once a month




35mg/150mg once weekly




30 ml/min



what is the treatment dose of ibandronate?




what crcl is contra?

2.5 mg dailys or 150 mg once a month, or 3 mg iv every 3 months




less than 30 ml/min

what is the dose of zoledronic acid for treatment?




for prevention?




what crcl is contr?

5 mg iv every years




5 mg iv every 2 years




less than 35 ml/min

what kind of factures is raloxifene good for?




when would this be a great choice to use?




what are the side effects of raloxifene?




dose for treatment?

vertabral only




hisotry of breast cancer or family history




hot flash, leg cramp, vte




60 mg daily

what is raloxifene contra in?




can you take thyroid hormones with this?




how does this drug affect lipids?

vte and pregnancy, cvd




yes, but seperate by 12 hours




lowers tc and ldl, no change in chd risk

what is the preferred estrogen to use?




is it for treatment of prevention?





prempro




prevention only

what does duavee consist of?




treatment or prevention?




dose?

a serm and a estrogen




prevention only




estrogen 0.45 mg daily and bazedoxifene 20 mg

what are some contras for duavee?




what are the cyp inhibitors?




what are the cyp inducers?

pregnancy, vte, liver impairment




G PAC MAN (grapfruit, protease inhibitor, azoles, cimatdine, macrolides, amidarone, non dhp ccb)




barbies car goes really really phast (barbituates, carbamaipine, st jons wort, rifampin, phenytoin)

what is unique when considering the use of raloxifene?

can bypass all other first line bisphosphonates if there is a history of breast cancer

what is the indication for calcitonin?




what is it most used for?

treatment of osteoporosis after 5 years of menopause




never as monontherapy but for bone pain in vertebral fracture only

how is calcitonin dosed?




side effects?




counseling point?

200 IU/day in one nostril, alternate daily




nasal- rhinitis, epistaxis,dryness


injection- arthralgia




do not pick nose

when is teriparatide indicated?




what is it?




dose?




black box?

bmd less than -3.0 and history of fracture, last line




PTH




20 ug daily for 2 years




osteosarcoma in rats after 2 years

what are the side effects of teriparatide?



contras?




how many doses in a pen?

nauses, orthostatic hypotension



hypercalcemia, bone metastases, pagets disease




28, must discard after the 28th day


how is teriparatide stored?




what is the dose of denosumab?




can you self administer?




side effects?

refrigerate, not freeze




60 mg sq every 6 months




only by a health care provider




back and extemity pain, opportunisitic infection, hypocalcemia