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Match the 6 bone conditions (A-F) with their descriptions and characteristic features listed below. te, bone conditions may be used more than once. nswer A) Osteoporosis B) Osteomalacia C) Paget's Disease Characteristic Feature progressive systemic skeletal disorder that is characterized by low bone mass and bone mineral density (BMD) and diagnosed by a T-score of -2.5 or lower infection of the bone / bone marrow presenting with fibrosis and chronic inflammatory cells necrosis of the secondary ossification center of the proximal femoral epiphyses, with subsequent remodelling of regenerated bone also known as avascular necrosis presents clinically in pediatric patients, with better prognosis for younger children (< 6 years old) due to better remodeling potential which helps prevent deformity deterioration of the micro-architecture of bone tissue, which compromises bone strength and predisposes affected bone to increased fracture risk D) E) F) Osteonecrosis Perthe's Disease Osteomyelitis Answer Characteristic Feature characterized by osteoid accumulation that does not mineralize properly due to insufficient minerals, osteoblast dysfunction, or abnormalities in vitamin D intake/uptake disease in which bone resporption exceeds bone formation, resulting in reduced bone mass results from bone ischemia which leads to bone collapse and secondary osteoarthritis as the overlying articular cartilage becomes distorted in children (as rickets), it presents as wide, irregular growth plates that do not mineralize results in remodeled bone with poor architectural quality, including disorganized trabecular bone and cortical bone having disorganized lamellae and primitive woven bone readily detected using bone scans with radioactive dyes that attach to sites with increased bone metabolism (both resorption and apposition)

Match the 6 bone conditions (A-F) with their descriptions and characteristic features listed below. te, bone conditions may be used more than once. nswer A) Osteoporosis B) Osteomalacia C) Paget's Disease Characteristic Feature progressive systemic skeletal disorder that is characterized by low bone mass and bone mineral density (BMD) and diagnosed by a T-score of -2.5 or lower infection of the bone / bone marrow presenting with fibrosis and chronic inflammatory cells necrosis of the secondary ossification center of the proximal femoral epiphyses, with subsequent remodelling of regenerated bone also known as avascular necrosis presents clinically in pediatric patients, with better prognosis for younger children (< 6 years old) due to better remodeling potential which helps prevent deformity deterioration of the micro-architecture of bone tissue, which compromises bone strength and predisposes affected bone to increased fracture risk D) E) F) Osteonecrosis Perthe's Disease Osteomyelitis Answer Characteristic Feature characterized by osteoid accumulation that does not mineralize properly due to insufficient minerals, osteoblast dysfunction, or abnormalities in vitamin D intake/uptake disease in which bone resporption exceeds bone formation, resulting in reduced bone mass results from bone ischemia which leads to bone collapse and secondary osteoarthritis as the overlying articular cartilage becomes distorted in children (as rickets), it presents as wide, irregular growth plates that do not mineralize results in remodeled bone with poor architectural quality, including disorganized trabecular bone and cortical bone having disorganized lamellae and primitive woven bone readily detected using bone scans with radioactive dyes that attach to sites with increased bone metabolism (both resorption and apposition)

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Match the 6 bone conditions (A-F) with their descriptions and characteristic features listed below. Note, bone conditions may be used more than once. Answer A) Osteoporosis B) Osteomalacia C) Paget's Disease Characteristic Feature progressive systemic skeletal disorder that is characterized by low bone mass and bone mineral density (BMD) and diagnosed by a T-score of -2.5 or lower infection of the bone / bone marrow presenting with fibrosis and chronic inflammatory cells necrosis of the secondary ossification center of the proximal femoral epiphyses, with subsequent remodelling of regenerated bone also known as avascular necrosis presents clinically in pediatric patients, with better prognosis for younger children (< 6 years old) due to better remodeling potential which helps prevent deformity deterioration of the micro-architecture of bone tissue, which compromises bone strength and predisposes affected bone to increased fracture risk D) Osteonecrosis E) Perthe's Disease Osteomyelitis F) Answer Characteristic Feature characterized by osteoid accumulation that does not mineralize properly due to insufficient minerals, osteoblast dysfunction, or abnormalities in vitamin D intake/uptake disease in which bone resporption exceeds bone formation, resulting in reduced bone mass results from bone ischemia which leads to bone collapse and secondary osteoarthritis as the overlying articular cartilage becomes distorted in children (as rickets), it presents as wide, irregular growth plates that do not mineralize results in remodeled bone with poor architectural quality, including disorganized trabecular bone and cortical bone having disorganized lamellae and primitive woven bone readily detected using bone scans with radioactive dyes that attach to sites with increased bone metabolism (both resorption and apposition)
Transcribed Image Text:Match the 6 bone conditions (A-F) with their descriptions and characteristic features listed below. Note, bone conditions may be used more than once. Answer A) Osteoporosis B) Osteomalacia C) Paget's Disease Characteristic Feature progressive systemic skeletal disorder that is characterized by low bone mass and bone mineral density (BMD) and diagnosed by a T-score of -2.5 or lower infection of the bone / bone marrow presenting with fibrosis and chronic inflammatory cells necrosis of the secondary ossification center of the proximal femoral epiphyses, with subsequent remodelling of regenerated bone also known as avascular necrosis presents clinically in pediatric patients, with better prognosis for younger children (< 6 years old) due to better remodeling potential which helps prevent deformity deterioration of the micro-architecture of bone tissue, which compromises bone strength and predisposes affected bone to increased fracture risk D) Osteonecrosis E) Perthe's Disease Osteomyelitis F) Answer Characteristic Feature characterized by osteoid accumulation that does not mineralize properly due to insufficient minerals, osteoblast dysfunction, or abnormalities in vitamin D intake/uptake disease in which bone resporption exceeds bone formation, resulting in reduced bone mass results from bone ischemia which leads to bone collapse and secondary osteoarthritis as the overlying articular cartilage becomes distorted in children (as rickets), it presents as wide, irregular growth plates that do not mineralize results in remodeled bone with poor architectural quality, including disorganized trabecular bone and cortical bone having disorganized lamellae and primitive woven bone readily detected using bone scans with radioactive dyes that attach to sites with increased bone metabolism (both resorption and apposition)
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