A 60-year-old female is referred to the hospital with a vertebral fracture following a fall. She attained menopause at the age of 50. Her DEXA bone scan report indicates osteoporosis. Which of the following best reflects the serum biochemical profile in this woman? Answers A-D AA B B C C D D O Question # 29 attachment Osteoprotegerin Concentration A Increased B Increased C Decreased D Decreased RANK Ligand Concentration Decreased Increased Increased Decreased

A 60-year-old female is referred to the hospital with a vertebral fracture following a fall. She attained menopause at the age of 50. Her DEXA bone scan report indicates osteoporosis. Which of the following best reflects the serum biochemical profile in this woman? Answers A-D AA B B C C D D O Question # 29 attachment Osteoprotegerin Concentration A Increased B Increased C Decreased D Decreased RANK Ligand Concentration Decreased Increased Increased Decreased

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