Osteoporosis Course

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This comprehensive course on Osteoporosis provides essential knowledge and practical guidance for recognising, preventing, and managing one of the most common bone conditions affecting older adults, especially postmenopausal women. Participants will explore the physiological causes of osteoporosis, its symptoms, risk factors, diagnostic methods, and modern treatment strategies. The course also highlights the psychosocial impact and complications of the condition, promoting a proactive approach to bone health and fall prevention. Learners will gain the confidence to apply best practices in care, prevention, and patient education.

The definition, prevalence, and significance of osteoporosis
Key causes and risk factors, including age, hormonal changes, lifestyle, and genetics
Common symptoms and complications, including fractures and mobility loss
Diagnostic tools such as DEXA scans and relevant blood tests
Preventive strategies including diet, exercise, and lifestyle adjustments
Treatment options including medications, hormone therapy, and supplements
The impact of osteoporosis in men and the importance of gender-specific awareness
Global health implications and public health strategies for osteoporosis
Psychological and emotional aspects associated with chronic bone conditions

Course Content

Introduction to Osteoporosis

Introduction to Osteoporosis
Quiz on Introduction to Osteoporosis

Causes and Risk Factors

Symptoms and Early SignsSymptoms and Early Signs

Diagnosis and Screening Methods

Prevention Strategies

Treatment and Management

Complications and Psychosocial Impact

Osteoporosis in Men

Global Impact and Public Health Perspective

Summary and Key Takeaways

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