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What is the main characteristic of osteoporosis?
What is the main characteristic of osteoporosis?
- Enhanced bone fragility (correct)
- Decreased bone strength
- Heightened bone density
- Increased bone mass
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for osteoporosis?
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for osteoporosis?
- Age
- Estrogen withdrawal
- High body weight (correct)
- Genetics
What is the most common type of osteoporosis?
What is the most common type of osteoporosis?
- Primary osteoporosis (correct)
- Endocrine-induced osteoporosis
- Malnutrition-induced osteoporosis
- Tumor-related osteoporosis
Which of the following conditions is associated with secondary osteoporosis?
Which of the following conditions is associated with secondary osteoporosis?
What are common symptoms of osteoporosis?
What are common symptoms of osteoporosis?
How does normal bone differ in appearance from osteoporotic bone?
How does normal bone differ in appearance from osteoporotic bone?
What is the characteristic age range for Paget disease?
What is the characteristic age range for Paget disease?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Paget disease?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Paget disease?
What is the predominant bone activity in the third stage of Paget disease?
What is the predominant bone activity in the third stage of Paget disease?
What do X-rays typically show for Paget disease?
What do X-rays typically show for Paget disease?
Which symptom may occur due to thickening of the skull in Paget disease?
Which symptom may occur due to thickening of the skull in Paget disease?
What is the primary complication associated with Paget disease?
What is the primary complication associated with Paget disease?
What condition is characterized by diffuse symmetric skeletal sclerosis seen as bright areas in X-ray?
What condition is characterized by diffuse symmetric skeletal sclerosis seen as bright areas in X-ray?
Which condition results in bones lacking a medullary canal, causing anemia and recurrent infections?
Which condition results in bones lacking a medullary canal, causing anemia and recurrent infections?
What deformity causes the ends of long bones to appear thickened and misshapen like a flask?
What deformity causes the ends of long bones to appear thickened and misshapen like a flask?
Which condition is characterized by disproportionate dwarfism with short and thick long bones?
Which condition is characterized by disproportionate dwarfism with short and thick long bones?
What mutation in gene is associated with Achondroplasia?
What mutation in gene is associated with Achondroplasia?
Which of the following is essential for absorbing calcium to keep bones healthy?
Which of the following is essential for absorbing calcium to keep bones healthy?
What is the main cause of osteomalacia in adults according to Dr. Hanan Hosny's findings?
What is the main cause of osteomalacia in adults according to Dr. Hanan Hosny's findings?
Which diagnostic tool might show typical pseudo-fractures (looser's zones) in long bones for osteomalacia?
Which diagnostic tool might show typical pseudo-fractures (looser's zones) in long bones for osteomalacia?
What is the term used to describe cellular death of bone components due to interrupted blood supply?
What is the term used to describe cellular death of bone components due to interrupted blood supply?
Which condition is characterized by softening of the bones and typically affects children?
Which condition is characterized by softening of the bones and typically affects children?
What is the most common site of Paget Disease of Bone according to Dr. Hanan Hosny's findings?
What is the most common site of Paget Disease of Bone according to Dr. Hanan Hosny's findings?
