Paget's Disease Is Characterized by Excessive Rates of Bone Deposition

question 30

Multiple Choice

Paget's Disease is characterized by excessive rates of bone deposition, and the medullary cavity may completely fill with bone. What would be a consequence of this?

• A) The bones would become heavier than usual.
• B) The bones would produce more blood cells.
• C) The bones would contain a greater amount of fat tissue than usual.
• D) The bones would require less calcium than usual.

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