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Weakness, one-sided movement problems, trouble walking, and trouble with
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1 Osteoporosis 2 Paget Disease Signs:
3 Osteoporosis Nursing Intervention: 4 Stroke Signs:
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, Osteoporosis when bones become thin, weak, and easy to break.
Osteoporosis Risk factors: Older age, low calcium or vitamin D, low activity,
and bone loss with aging.
Osteoporosis Patho: The body breaks down more bone than it builds, so
the bone becomes porous and fragile.
Osteoporosis Signs: Often no symptoms at first, easy fractures, back
pain, and posture changes.
Osteoporosis Nursing Intervention: Prevent falls, encourage safe weight-bearing
activity, monitor pain, and teach bone health.
Osteoporosis Tests: Bone density test, fracture history, and physical
assessment.
Osteoporosis Complications: Fractures, pain, decreased mobility, and loss of
independence.
Osteoporosis Teaching: Take calcium and vitamin D as ordered, stay active
safely, and make the home safer to prevent falls.
Which age group is at risk of falls Older Adults
and fracture?
Paget disease a bone problem where bone is broken down too
much and rebuilt the wrong way.
Paget Disease Risk factors: Usually older age and disease-related bone
changes.
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Weakness, one-sided movement problems, trouble walking, and trouble with
ADLs.
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1 Osteoporosis 2 Paget Disease Signs:
3 Osteoporosis Nursing Intervention: 4 Stroke Signs:
Don't know?
Terms in this set (144)
, Osteoporosis when bones become thin, weak, and easy to break.
Osteoporosis Risk factors: Older age, low calcium or vitamin D, low activity,
and bone loss with aging.
Osteoporosis Patho: The body breaks down more bone than it builds, so
the bone becomes porous and fragile.
Osteoporosis Signs: Often no symptoms at first, easy fractures, back
pain, and posture changes.
Osteoporosis Nursing Intervention: Prevent falls, encourage safe weight-bearing
activity, monitor pain, and teach bone health.
Osteoporosis Tests: Bone density test, fracture history, and physical
assessment.
Osteoporosis Complications: Fractures, pain, decreased mobility, and loss of
independence.
Osteoporosis Teaching: Take calcium and vitamin D as ordered, stay active
safely, and make the home safer to prevent falls.
Which age group is at risk of falls Older Adults
and fracture?
Paget disease a bone problem where bone is broken down too
much and rebuilt the wrong way.
Paget Disease Risk factors: Usually older age and disease-related bone
changes.
