Top 200 Drugs - Osteoporosis

HelixTalk - Rosalind Franklin University's College of Pharmacy Podcast

Sean P. Kane, PharmD, BCPS

Health & Fitness, Medications, Rosalindfranklin, Rfums, Pharmacy, Pharmd, Pharmacist, Medicine, Drugs

5 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2014

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

In this session of the RFUMS Top 200 Drugs Podcast, we discuss agents for osteoporosis: calcitonin, alendronate, risedronate, ibandronate, potassium chloride, and calcium citrate.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Rosalm Franklin University College of Pharmacy Top 200 Drugs podcast.
0:12.4	This podcast is produced by the pharmacy faculty members to supplement study material for students learning the top 200 drugs.
0:20.4	We're hoping that our real-life clinical
0:22.3	pearls and discussions from practicing pharmacists will help you study for your next drug quiz.
0:29.2	I know participants have any conflicts of interest to disclose. This podcast is for educational purposes
0:34.2	only and is not intended to treat a particular patient. This information should not be used in lieu of the judgment of a health care provider.
0:41.3	This podcast is copyright, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
0:45.9	And now on to the show.
0:48.3	Welcome to Week 11 of Rosalind Franklin University's Top 200 Dr.
0:52.3	Dr. Kaine.
0:53.5	I'm your co-host, Dr. Kaine. I'm Dr. Michner. Dr. podcast. I'm your co-host, Dr. Kane.
0:55.0	I'm Dr. Michner.
0:56.2	Dr. Holmes.
0:57.5	I'm Dr. Weatherton.
0:58.6	And I'm Dr. Patel.
0:59.7	So this week we're talking about agents that are used to treat osteoporosis.
1:04.1	The first agent is calcitonin.
1:06.0	The brand name is Maya Calcin.
1:07.7	Dr. Patel, I understand this product comes from an interesting source. Is that correct?
1:12.6	That is correct, actually. It is derived from salmon.
1:15.7	So I've heard that actually the salmon, the salmon calcitonin is actually more potent than the human version.
1:21.8	Is that correct? Yes, in fact, it is. Interesting. So what do we use calcitonin for?
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