1-If Liz want to increase her calcium through fortified foods rather than a supp

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1-If Liz want to increase her calcium through fortified foods rather than a supplement, how would you counsel her?

2-If Liz’s sodium intake if high, what would you advise her to eat less frequently?

3-How does the medication, bisphosphonate work to improve/maintain bone mass for Liz?

4-The WHO’s risk algorithm (FRAX) needs what data to calculate score?

5-What risk factors does Liz have for developing osteoporosis?

6-What medications will increase risk for osteoporosis?

7-What two hormones regulate calcium concentration?

8-When did Liz reach her peak bone mass?

9-In talking with Liz, you outline foods that interfere with calcium absorption, what are they?

10-What are the National Osteoporosis Foundation’s universal guidelines for all adults for the prevention of osteoporosis?

Explanation / Answer

7) The major hormones involved in the regulation of calcium concentration in the body includes Parathyroid hormone, and calcitonin. The calcium is released by breaking down the bones with the help of osteoclasts.

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