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1What things can you do to help family with osteoporosis?
- APass along information about osteoporosis to parents and grandparents
- BPick up and put away shoes, bags, toys, clutter, et cetera that a person could trip and fall over
- CHelp place frequently used items between shoulder and hip level for easiest access
- DAll of the above
2Preventing a fracture can save you, your family, and the government money.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3How many accidents are fall related in people between the ages of 65 and 75?
- A82%
- B62%
- C42%
- D22%
4Which of these is a weight bearing exercise?
- ASwimming
- BPush Ups
- CDancing
- DCrunches
5How many minutes a day should an adult exercise?
- A30 minutes
- B60 minutes
- C15 minutes
- D10 minutes
6What are the best actions to prevent osteoporosis?
- AAvoid smoking
- BAvoid alcohol
- CDaily intake of vitamin A
- DDaily weight bearing exercises
- EDaily intake of Iron
- FDaily intake of vitamin D
- GDaily intake of calcium
7What methods to diagnose osteoporosis does The Irish Osteoporosis Society recommend?
- AUltrasound of the heel
- BDXA scan
- CFRAX tool
- DFractured bones
8A DXA scan is a long and claustrophobic scan.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9What does a DXA scan measure?
- ABone Mineral Density
- BBlood Pressure
- CHow many fractures have occured
- DRings in bone to tell age
10What must every osteoporosis treatment include?
- AVitamin D and Calcium
- BFracture casts
- CA walker
- DOestrogen injections
11There are no non-dairy options for getting Vitamin D
- ATrue
- BFalse
12What T-score means you have osteoporosis?
- A-2 to -2.49
- B-1 to -1.49
- C-1.5 to -1.99
- D-2.5 or higher
13What are secondary complication of a hip fracture?
- AInfection
- BMicrofractures
- CA second hip fracture
- DBlood Clots
- EMuscle pain
14Which of the following are signs of osteoporosis?
- AA loss of height greater than 2 centimeteres
- BA hump in the back
- CUnexplainable back pain
- DAll of the above
15It is normal for an adult to break a bone after slipping on ice or falling on the cement.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16How often can vertebrae collapse in a person with severe osteoporosis?
- AEvery 6-12 months
- BEvery 2 years
- CEvery 3 years
- DEvery 3 months
17What develops when vertebrae fracture forwards to create wedge fractures, causing a curvature in the upper back?
- AA new bone
- BThe Dowager's hump
- CTrabeculae
- DOsteoclasts
18A person's head protruding forward can cause them to be more likely to fall
- ATrue
- BFalse
19After osteoporosis has set in, it is fine to just treat the symptoms rather than to treat the causes of bone loss.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20What is the most common cause of osteoporosis?
- ASex Hormone deficiency (oestrogen and testosterone)
- BFalling and breaking a bone
- CDiabetes
- DBad posture
21Which of the following are results of wearing high-heeled shoes?
- ARestricted circulation in lower limbs
- BBone and nerve damage
- CStiffening of the Achilles tendon
- DAll of the above
22Treatments and medications for other diseases or problems can not cause osteoporosis
- ATrue
- BFalse
23What is an example of a modifiable risk factor?
- AInsufficient calcium and vitamin D intake
- BAge
- CEthnicity
- DGender
24A woman doesn't have increased bone loss during menopause
- ATrue
- BFalse
25Family history is a strong risk factor because 80% of bone is genetic
- ATrue
- BFalse
26Which of the following is an example of a lifestyle risk factor?
- AExcessive athletic activity
- BGetting no regular exercise
- CSmoking
- DAll of the above
27How can eating disorders cause osteoporosis?
- AAs the person gets slimmer, the bones feel more pressure from the skin
- BThere is less muscle mass, so there is more pressure on the bones
- CThe person is not getting the nutrients they require, like vitamin D, to prevent osteoporosis
28What is amenorrhea?
- AThe medical term for pregnancy
- BLoss of periods for four months or more without being pregnant
- CA disease that causes a person to bleed uncontrollably
- DA disease that causes internal hemorrhaging
29Osteoporosis is a disease that causes...
- AA surplus of vitamin D in the bones
- BA decrease in bone thickness resulting in deterioration of bone strength
- CBones to turn rubbery and bend
- DFracturing to occur only in a person's vertebrae
30Osteopenia is completely unrelated to osteoporosis
- ATrue
- BFalse
31Who is at risk to develop osteoporosis?
- AWomen over 50 years of age
- BMen who smoke at least 1 pack of cigarettes a day
- CA child who does not drink their milk
- DAnyone can develop osteoporosis at any age
32Fracture is most likely to occur in what stage?
- ASevere osteoporosis, T-score of -2.5 or greater
- BMild osteopenia, T-score of -1.0 to -1.49
- CNo osteoporosis or osteopenia present
- DModerate to marked osteopenia, T-score of -1.5 to -2.49
33Approximately what percentage of people with osteoporosis are diagnosed?
- A100%
- B50%
- C15%
- D2%
34Osteoporosis is treatable and preventable
- ATrue
- BFalse
35Vitamin D is essential to absorb calcium
- ATrue
- BFalse
36Peak bone mass is...
- AWhen your bones have peaks and ridges on them
- BWhen your bones are at their lowest density, usually in adolescence
- CWhen your bones have not reached their highest density, but are in the process
- DWhen your bones have the highest amount of bone present, usually obtained in early adulthood
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- All questions can be answered based off of information from the Irish Osteoporosis Society Powerpoint Presentation
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- Tiana Bursten
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