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    Essay On Bone Fracture

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    One out five people will suffer some types of fracture such as Alex‚ who is accidentally pushed by one of his friends now Alex lies in pain and bleeding because a bone has popped out of his leg this called compound fracture. What is a fracture? The word fracture means broken bone this occurred when the bone snaps into two or bone snaps into several pieces due to excessive force. There is different way a fracture can occur‚ for instance small children are risk of developing fractures due to weak bone

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    Calcium Homeostasis

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    prevention and lowering blood pressure in cases where individuals have high blood pressure. (Kamps‚ 2012; UMMC‚ 2011). There are three hormones that are responsible for maintaining calcium homeostasis in the body. They are the parathyroid hormone‚ vitamin D and calcitonin. Parathyroid is the main hormone involved in regulating calcium levels. There are four parathyroid glands which lie posterior to the thyroid glands. The cells in the parathyroid gland act in response to the calcium levels in the blood

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    1. Describe Ossification during Fetal Development. Ossification is the formation of bone and in a fetus is made up of cartilaginous tissue. This tissue is less dense than that of bony tissue. Over time‚ as calcium salts are being deposited into the cartilaginous tissue by immature bone cells‚ the formation of bone occurs. 2. What are the roles of Osteoclasts in bone formation? Osteoclasts reabsorb bony tissue from the innermost part of the bones‚ allowing for a larger cavity‚ in order to avoid

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    quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certified that this paper was prepared by me specifically for this course. Signature: ________________________________________ There are more benefits that come with the exposure to the sun than harm. Vitamin D that our body produces when we are exposed to the sun is very efficient in curing so many diseases. It protects from arthritis‚ diabetes‚ infectious diseases‚ multiple sclerosis and some kinds of cancer‚ just to name a few. Getting some sun is essential

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    close because we are now going to give you tips and hints to avoid these bone diseases so as you grow in older in years‚ you don’t have to feel it beneath the surface. Exercise regularly‚ consume large amounts of calcium‚ vitamin D and also check with your local pharmacist about vitamins that help to keep your bones as strong as they were when you were a kid. Some things to avoid are excessive protein intake‚ smoking and drinking alcohol. Also try to avoid large consumption of caffeine. Keep all of

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    As stated above to prevent osteoporosis some vitamins are used. These can also be used as treatments for osteoporosis to avoid the drug treatments. These vitamins and herbs that will be discussed can be harmful for you if you consume more than the desired amount. The first of which is calcium‚ this is around 800 to 1‚200 mg/day for children and 1‚200 to

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    Osteoporosis Case Study

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    transmission of nerve impulses‚ muscle contraction‚ blood coagulation‚ secretion by glands and nerve cells‚ and cell division (2013). Calcium is also present in more than 99% as bone minerals and is absorbed from the intestine under the control of vitamin D metabolites (2013). Question 3 Explain how the body controls calcium levels in the bones and blood. Be sure to describe the roles of parathyroid hormone (PTH) and calcitonin in detail. According to Marieb & Hoehn‚ when blood levels of ionic calcium

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    Bone and Joint Health

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    Bone & Joint Health Increasing Strength and Flexibility Millions of people currently suffer aches and pains throughout their bodies‚ specifically associated with bones and joints. Often‚ consumers feel it is just a simple outcome of aging – but many are now turning to natural ingredients and nutraceuticals to help reduce symptoms and allow for better management of bone and tissue health in hopes of strengthening these areas for the future. The human body is a complicated assembly of bones‚ muscles

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    Hyperparathyroidism

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    hormone (PTH).The parathyroid glands are located behind the thyroid gland. The effects of parathyroid hormone on serum calcium are mediated by increasing renal tubular resorption of calcium‚ increasing calcium absorption from the intestines (via vitamin D) and increasing release of calcium from bone. Through their secretion of parathyroid hormone (PTH)‚ the parathyroid glands are primarily responsible for maintaining extracellular calcium concentrations. Hence‚ overproduction of parathyroid hormone

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    Osteoporosis Many people have known at least one person in their life who has suffered from the term “osteoporosis”. Osteoporosis is a commonly heard of bone disease that effects many. The word osteoporosis literally means “porous bone”. When looked at microscopically‚ bones will appear to have a honeycomb appearance under normal‚ healthy circumstances. When he or she has osteoporosis‚ the microscopic honeycomb shape will have larger spaces between and within its appearance. The bigger spaces within

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