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Geriatrics Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions Women lose 20% of bone mass in the first _____ post menopause. a. 5-7 years b. 1-2 years c. 6-12 months d. 3-8 months Correct Ans-a. 5-7 years _________ are the highest stresses on the appendicular skeleton a. shearing and repetitive bending b. resistive bending and torsional loading c. shearing and torsional loading d. resistive bending and repetitive extension Correct Ans-b. resistive bending and torsional loading

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Complete Solutions

Women lose 20% of bone mass in the first _____ post menopause.




a. 5-7 years

b. 1-2 years

c. 6-12 months


d. 3-8 months Correct Ans-a. 5-7 years




_________ are the highest stresses on the appendicular skeleton




a. shearing and repetitive bending

b. resistive bending and torsional loading

c. shearing and torsional loading


d. resistive bending and repetitive extension Correct Ans-b. resistive bending and torsional

loading




Osteoclasts resorb in _____ what takes osteoblasts ____ to replenish

,a. 3 months, 1 month

b. 6 months, 1 year

c. 1 month, 3 months


d. 4 months, 8 months Correct Ans-c. 1 month, 3 months




_____ can cause loss of 1% bone mass per week




a. inactivity

b. hypertrophy

c. sleep deprivation


d. prolonged stretching Correct Ans-a. inactivity




______ inhibits activity of osteoclasts




a. calcitonin

b. TSH

c. Calcitrol

,d. Vitamin D


e. 2 of the above Correct Ans-e. 2 of the above




Calcitonin and TSH inhibit activity of osteoclasts




Calcitriol and Vitamin D needed for calcium into bone




What is the single most important factor in the development of osteoporosis?




a. peak bone mass declines (BMD)

b. mass at time of skeletal maturity

c. age at menopause


d. rate of bone loss with age Correct Ans-a. peak bone mass declines (BMD)




**Determinants of BMD post menopause

Mass at the time of skeletal maturity

Age at menopause

Rate of bone loss with age

, True or False: Type 1 (Primary) Osteoporosis is age-related, mainly among women and men over

the age of 70 Correct Ans-False




Type 1 (primary)- postmenopausal in women cause by estrogen deficiency




Type 2 (secondary)- age related, mainly among women and men over the age of 70




Advanced aging results in a _____ in cutaneous sensation and proprioception




a. incline

b. decline

c. fluctuation


d. rapid change Correct Ans-b. decline




aging results in

Impaired distal LE proprioception, vibration, and discriminative touch and balance

Age related involvement of sensory fibers occurs earlier than motor fibers

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