Bone resorption inhibitors

What is the primary use for bone resorption inhibitors as described in the text?

How do biphosphonates like alendronate and risedronate inhibit the resorption of bone?

Which of the following conditions is a contraindication for the use of biphosphonates?

What is the mechanism of action for the bone resorption inhibitor raloxifene?

According to the 'Interactions' section, what effect do calcium supplements have on biphosphonates?

For which patients is the use of raloxifene contraindicated?

Which medication is noted to decrease the absorption of raloxifene, with concurrent use being contraindicated?

What are the key symptoms of Paget's disease that a nurse should assess for in a patient receiving bone resorption inhibitors?

Which laboratory test should be monitored in patients with osteoporosis who are taking bone resorption inhibitors?

Which of the following is listed as a desired outcome for patients treated with bone resorption inhibitors for Paget's disease?

Which class of bone resorption inhibitors includes agents like etidronate, ibandronate, and zoledronic acid?

What patient teaching is recommended to help modify behaviors that increase the risk of osteoporosis?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a use for bone resorption inhibitors?

In which patient population should bone resorption inhibitors be used cautiously?

What is the potential interaction between aspirin and biphosphonates?

What is a key nursing assessment for patients taking bone resorption inhibitors, performed both before and periodically during therapy?

Which laboratory value is specifically mentioned for monitoring in patients with Paget's disease taking bone resorption inhibitors?

According to the text, raloxifene produces estrogen-like effects on bone, including which of the following?

What is one of the potential nursing diagnoses listed for patients taking bone resorption inhibitors?

Which of the following is listed under 'General Use' as a condition treated by bone resorption inhibitors?

Which statement accurately reflects the information on biphosphonate contraindications?

What is the expected outcome for a postmenopausal woman taking a bone resorption inhibitor for osteoporosis?

Which drug is NOT listed as a biphosphonate in the provided text?

What does the text say about the use of some bone resorption inhibitors in patients with moderate to severe renal impairment?

Which item is NOT part of the nursing assessment for a patient with Paget's disease on bone resorption inhibitors?

What is the general effect of biphosphonates on osteoclasts?

A patient with a history of deep vein thrombosis should not be prescribed which bone resorption inhibitor?

Which nursing diagnosis is associated with the patient's need for education about their medication and condition?

What is the only medication interaction for raloxifene mentioned in the text?

What is the general contraindication mentioned for all bone resorption inhibitors?

What is the therapeutic goal of using bone resorption inhibitors in a patient with corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis?

Which of these is a listed biphosphonate?

According to the nursing implications, what assessment finding might indicate the presence of Paget's disease?

What is the recommended patient action if they are taking biphosphonates and also need to take calcium supplements?

The text lists 'Deficient knowledge' as a potential nursing diagnosis. What does this diagnosis relate to?

Which behavior is encouraged as part of patient teaching to reduce osteoporosis risk?

A key difference between biphosphonates and raloxifene is that raloxifene:

What is the reason a patient on bone resorption inhibitors for osteoporosis should have their serum calcium monitored?

The 'General Use' section mentions that bone resorption inhibitors are used to treat osteoporosis resulting from what specific therapy?

What is the primary action of biphosphonates on hydroxyapatite crystals?

Which is an appropriate nursing action based on the 'Patient/Family Teaching' section?

Raloxifene is contraindicated in women of reproductive potential for what reason?

What is the primary evaluation outcome for a patient taking a bone resorption inhibitor for osteoporosis?

Which symptom of Paget's disease involves the senses?

The text implies that when using bone resorption inhibitors in patients with renal impairment, caution is needed because:

If a patient taking a biphosphonate also takes aspirin, what potential issue should the nurse monitor for?

What is the only instruction for 'Implementation' provided in the nursing implications section?

Which statement best describes the 'General Action and Information' about bone resorption inhibitors?

A patient with osteoporosis is prescribed a biphosphonate. Which assessment is crucial before starting the therapy?

What is the relationship between cholestyramine and raloxifene?