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Review Question - QID 2248

Osteoid Osteoma Treatment Nonoperative QID: 2248 (SBQ04PE.63)
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QID 2248 (Type "2248" in App Search)
A 17-year-old boy began having right leg pain several days after the start of football practice. The pain is worse at night and not activity-related. He denies any specific injuries. Radiographs were obtained and demonstrate cortical thickening in the proximal medial tibia. A CT scan was subsequently obtained and shown in Figures A and B. Laboratory analysis reveals a normal CBC, ESR, and CRP. You prescribe him an oral medication that greatly improves his symptoms. Which of the following mechanisms of action is responsible for this result?
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  • B
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  • A
  • B