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PRECIPITATING FACTOR PREDISPOSING FACTORS

UNKOWN ETIOLOGY Hereditary Condition Chemical Substance

Every cell has 2 copies of genes, 1 gene Chemical substances are well known
is from and the other 1 is from the as carcinogenic like smoking cigar
father. The hereditary condition means that produces thousands of
an acquired defect of genes and it chemicals, the people who work in
could be dominant or recessive. factory or industrials, gasoline
station or oil company, etc.

The damage caused by chemical


Autosomal Dominant Disorder is substance to DNA of glial cell can
referring to a 1 gene defect but it can be self-repaired. But a frequent
cause in-born damages. While DNA damage due to continuous
Autosomal Recessive Disorder is exposure of chemicals can lead to
pertaining to 2 gene defect which glial cell mutants.
obviously causes in-born defects.
Genes defect is also DNA defect &
alteration in glial cell activity or
behaving as mutated glial cells.

The mutated glial cell doesn’t die as compared with normal cell that has its own life span for new glial cell to be
born. The mutated glial cells such as oligodendrocytes, astrocytes, ependymal cells, microglial, Schwan cell and
satellite cells are multiplying uncontrollably until such new growth of tissue becomes tumor. At the same time,
angiogenesis is present, this is the developing of new vessels to supply blood and nutrients for tumor to grow more.

The tumor growth can be found to any area of central nervous system, and causing COMPRESSION,
OBSTRUCTION, and INCREASE CRANIAL PRESSURE. And affect hormone production and the four (4)
lobes.

Fat accumulation around the midsection


IMBALANCE ACTH – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing
and upper back of the body. Facial
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure
roundness, thinning of arms and legs,
muscle weakness, high blood pressure,
high blood sugar, acne, bone weakening,
stretch marks, anxiety, irritability and
depression.
IMBALANCE GH – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Coarsened facial feature, enlarged hand
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure and feet, excess sweating, high blood
sugar, heart problems, joint pain,
misaligned teeth, body hair increased.

IMBALANCE PROLACTIN – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland Erectile dysfunction, low sperm count, loss
causing compression, obstruction, and increase pressure of sex drive, gynecomastia.

IMBALANCE TSH – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Weight loss, rapid & irregular heartbeat,
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure nervousness or irritability, frequent bowel
movement, and excessive sweating.

FRONTAL LOBE – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Loss of concentration, chances in
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure that affect the regulation of emotion, and motivation,
brain lobe. loss of impulse control and controlling
social behaviors.

PARIETAL LOBE – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Affected the ability on speech, writing,
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure that affect the drawing or naming, recognition, and
brain lobe. visions.

OCCIPITAL LOBE – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Blurry vision, halo like vision, loss of
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure that affect the peripheral view.
brain lobe.

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TEMPORAL LOBE – Benign Tumor in Pituitary Gland causing Affected the ability on speaking,
compression, obstruction, and increase pressure that affect the understanding, language, short- and long-
brain lobe. term memory and control behavior.

DIAGNOSTIC EXAM
EEG, THYROID UTZ, URINALYSIS, CBC,
BUN, CREATININE, SGOT /AIT, SGPT
PITUITARY ADENOMA

If treated

Medical Management - hydrocortisone • Ceftriaxone •


Dexamethasone • Bromocriptine • Lanreotide

Surgical Management - Endoscopy Endonasal Transsphenoidal


Surgery

Nursing Management – Acute Pain, Sexual Disfunction, Deficient


Knowledge, Risk for Anxiety, and Risk for Injury,

If not treated Complications - sinus infection, bleeding and hormone


dysfunction to meningitis, vision loss, stroke and even death.

FAIR PROGNOSIS

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