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Which outcome is bone densitometry used to help predict?
Fracture risk
Blood pressure
Visual acuity
Liver function
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Fracture risk
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Bone densitometry focuses on bone mineral density to gauge bone strength and the likelihood of fractures. When density is low, bones are more prone to breaking with normal or minor trauma, so the test is used to predict future fracture risk and guide osteoporosis treatment to reduce that risk. It doesn’t measure cardiovascular status, vision, or liver function, which are determined by entirely different tests.
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