Paget’s Disease
Paget’s Disease ( 45 Questions)
What is Paget's disease?
A genetic disorder characterized by abnormal bone density: While Paget's disease has a genetic component, it is not solely a genetic disorder. The condition involves both genetic and environmental factors.
An autoimmune disease affecting the joints and connective tissues: Paget's disease is not an autoimmune disease. It primarily affects bone structures, not joints and connective tissues.
Paget's disease is a metabolic bone disorder that involves abnormal bone remodeling, leading to areas of increased bone density and disorganized bone formation. It is not a genetic disorder, autoimmune disease, or neurological disorder.
A degenerative neurological disorder causing muscle weakness: Paget's disease is not a neurological disorder. It does not directly affect the nervous system or cause muscle weakness.
Paget's disease is a metabolic bone disorder that involves abnormal bone remodeling, leading to areas of increased bone density and disorganized bone formation. It is not a genetic disorder, autoimmune disease, or neurological disorder.
a. A genetic disorder characterized by abnormal bone density: While Paget's disease has a genetic component, it is not solely a genetic disorder. The condition involves both genetic and environmental factors.
b. An autoimmune disease affecting the joints and connective tissues: Paget's disease is not an autoimmune disease. It primarily affects bone structures, not joints and connective tissues.
d. A degenerative neurological disorder causing muscle weakness: Paget's disease is not a neurological disorder. It does not directly affect the nervous system or cause muscle weakness.