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Osteoporosis

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Denosumab brand name? Prolia or Xgeva
Raloxifene brand name? Evista
When are teriparatide and abaloparatide used? Only in high-risk patients (history of fractures, etc)
Teriparatide brand name? Forteo
Abaloparatide brand? Tymlos
Calcitonin brand? Miacalcin
Romosozumab brand? Evenity
Normal T-score? ≥ −1
Osteopenia range? −1 to −2.5
Osteoporosis range/score? ≤ −2.5
When treat regardless of BMD/t score? If patient has a fragility fracture (high risk)
First-line drugs for osteoporosis? Bisphosphonates (mainly alendronate, also risedronate, ibandronate)
Which bisphosphonate only reduces risk of vertebral fractures? Ibrandronate
When use denosumab? Alternative to bisphosphonates
High fracture risk preferred agents? Teriparatide or abaloparatide
Bisphosphonates MOA? Inhibit osteoclast activity
Bisphosphonates common ADRs? GI irritation, esophagitis
Bisphosphonates rare ADRs? ONJ, atypical femur fractures
Bisphosphonates common lab changes? Hypocalcemia
Bisphosphonates : How are they taken? With water, empty stomach, stay upright for 30 min (or 60 with ibandronate)
Can patients take vitamins/minerals with bisphosphonates? NO, must wait 30-60 minutes between antacits/minerals and bisphosphonates
Oral bisphosphonate contraindications? Unable to sit upright, Esophageal abnormalities
What would we want to check before starting bisphosphonates? check for/correct hypocalcemia before starting, also ensure CrCl > 35
Unique IV bisphosphonate ADR? Acute phase reaction (flu-like)
Zolendronic acid renal requirement? > 35 CrCl
Advantage of IV bisphosphonates? no GI/esophageal issues
Drugs causing ONJ? Bisphosphonates, denosumab
Risk factors for ONJ? Dental procedures, poor hygiene, chemo, steroids
Denosumab MOA RANKL inhibitor
Denosumab Dosing? Every 6 months SC
Denosumab Boxed warning? Severe hypocalcemia in CKD
Denosumab CI? Hypocalcemia
Denosumab unique warning? Rapid bone loss if D/C'd
Denosumab common ADRs? Fatigue, edema, infections
Lab changes with denosumab? Yes, hypocalcemia
teriparatide/abaloparatide MOA? PTH analogs that increase bone formation
teriparatide/abaloparatide tx duration? No more than 2 years
teriparatide/abaloparatide major warning? Osteosarcoma risk
teriparatide/abaloparatide lab changes? HYPERcalcemia (unlike the other osteo meds)
teriparatide/abaloparatide common ADRs? orthostasis, dizziness
Raloxifine drug class? SERM
Major risk of raloxifine? VTE (contraindicated if history of VTE)
Common side effects of raloxifine? Hot flashes, leg cramps
Counseling for raloxifine? Stop before immobilization (dont take it if immobile for long periods, VTE risk)
Estrogen products boxed warnings? VTE, stroke, cancer
Estrogen products CI? Breast cancer, VTE, pregnancy
Estrogen products common ADRs? Nausea, dyspepsia, edema
Estrogen products use in osteoporosis? Prevention only
Calcitonin MOA? Inhibits osteoclasts
Calcitonin effectiveness? Less effective than other osteo drugs
Calcitonin major warning? Malignancy risk long term
Calcitonin unique ADR? Nasal irritation
Calcitonin common ADRs? Back pain, myalgia
Romosozumab MOA? Sclerostin inhibitor
Romosozumab duration of tx? Max 12 months
Romosozumab box warning? MI, stroke risk
Romosozumab CI? Hypocalcemia (like literally all other osteoporosis meds)
Romosozumab common ADRs? Arthralgia, headache
Calcium daily recommendation? 1000-1200mg per day
Calcium max per dose? 500-600mg max per dose
How to take calcium carbonate? With food
How to take calcium citrate? without food
Which calcium form has more elemental Ca? Carbonate
Vitamin D purpose in osteo? Increases Ca absorption
Vitamin D defciency lab value? < 30
Cholecalciferol dosing in deficiency? 5000-7000 IU daily
Ergocalciferol dosing in deficiency? 50,000 IU weekly
Generally, when would IV bisphosphonates be used instead of oral? Cant tolerate oral
Lifestyle risk factors? Smoking, alcohol, inactivity, low Ca intake in diet
Medication risks? Steroids, PPIs, SSRIs, loop diuretics
Disease risk for osteo? Hyperthyroidism
Drugs causing fall risk? Sedatives, antihypertensives, opioids
Prevention measures for fall? Strength, balance, vision correction
Which osteo med increases CV risk? Romosozumab
Drugs with ONJ risk? Bisphosphonates, denosumab
Created by: cdaughtry
 

 



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