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Fracture Prevention Service Fragility Fractures - Coggle Diagram
Fracture Prevention Service
Fragility Fractures
Osteoporosis
Prevention
Bone health promotion
Public aareness
Nutrician
Phys Activity
Early detection
Diagnosis
Treatement
Profile
Pharm intervention
Benefits and risks
Non-phamr intervention
Management
Pathogenesis of Fragility fratures
Aging
Decreased bone density
Sex hormones
Hypogonadism
Menopause
Other conditions
GI absorption
Neurological
Weight baring status
Medications
Effective Secondary Prevention
Identification
Investigation
Inform
Intervene
Integrate
Bones involved in Fragility Fractures
Hip
Major osteoporotic
Thoracic and Lumbarspine
Prox Humerus
Distal radius
Others
Pelvic
End of long bones
Outlieres
CArpals, tarsals
Routine
Clinical hx
Physical exam
Full blood count
Erthrocyte sedimentation rate or C-reactive protein
Seruum
Calcium
Albumin
Creatinine
Prevelance and predictors
Smokers
BMI <20
Man
Suppliments reduec deficiency
Gluccocorticoids
Family histroy
Alcohol
Previous low trauma
RA
Late menarche
Lifestyle Changes
Cessation of smoking
Recution of cessation of alcohol
Healthy wight
Weight bearing exercise
Resistance
Balance training
Hazard reduction
Regular medication review
Supplements
Minerals
Calcium
Vitamin D3
Anabolic
Teriparatide
Anti-resorptive
Biphosphantes
Denosumab