OSTEOPOROSIS OSTEOPOROSIS

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

CLINICAL MANIFESTATION

DEFINITION

PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT

DIAGNOSTIC TEST

REFERENCES

CAUSES

NURSING CARE PLAN

NURSING INTERVENTION

EVALUATION

NURSING DIAGNOSIS

The bone density decreses

Leading to bones having

This is a disease where by

Pain on the back and neck

Decreased bone density

Zoledronic

Aldronate

Ibandronate

Risedronate

Menopause

Poor diet

Aging

Brittle and weak nails

A weakened strength of grip

Receding gums

Easily fractured bones

Be small spaces

causing the bone lose density

And strength cause the outside

Or due to aging

Of the bone be weak

Rebecca Buffum Taylor, 27 April https://www.webmd.com/osteoporosis

Joyce Mokoena, Motshedise, Mokgadi Matlakana, Ane Young, Bertha Rand, Juta's Complete Textbook Of Medical Surgical Nursing, Second Edition, 2009

Rachel Nall, Managing osteoporosis, August 7 2019, https://www.healthline.com/health/managing-osteoporosis

Dual energy X-ray Absoptimetry

Bone density test

In order to avoid fractures

Administer medication as prescribed

Encourage the patient to rest

Encourage physical exercises

Check for decreased back pain

Monitor the diet

Evaluate patient for any fracture

Small pores inside them

Neck or back pain

Low body weight

lose of height over time

smoking

DIET

Food high in vitamin D

And high in protein and magnasium

Eat food high in calcium

HEALTH EDUCATION

Client must avoid doing stranous

Activities as it may lead to injury

When there is a low calcium

inside the bone there will