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Disorders of APG Fill In The Blanks

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Question: def of hyperpituitarism; by what Answer: hyperfunction of the pituitary gland; excess production and of one or more of its hormones
Question: hyperpituitarism: commonly causes what hormone to Answer: the hormone (GH)
Question: def of hypopituitarism; by whatAnswer: hypo-function of the anterior gland; lack of production of one or more of the gland's hormones
Question: what is the usual of both hypopituitarism & hyperpituitarismAnswer: pituitary
Question: what happens if there is an of growth hormone before puberty; why Answer: it results in gigantism; b/c the growth hormone is for stimulating the growth of the epiphyseal plates ofthe long bones
Question: : s/s of itAnswer: ht >7 ft, but body normal
Question: gigantism: why is this condition rare Answer: because of early DX and
Question: what happens if there is not enough of hormone before pubertyAnswer: dwarfism (normal body and intelligence)
Question: of GH in adulthood causes what Answer:
Question: def of Answer: of bones and connective tissue
Question: what stimulates hypersecretionAnswer: a slow growing tumor
Question: why can't long grow during hypersecretionAnswer: b/c plates close by adulthood
Question: s/s of bone in adulthoodAnswer: enlarged forehead and protruding jaw, of hands and feet, (s/s take up to 15 years to develop)
Question: disorders of the gland is dx how Answer: by MRI and CT which show pituitary gland enlargment along with serum growth hormone levels
Question: acromegaly: tx of Answer: since cause is by pituitary adenoma, it is treated by transsphenoidal (surgical removal of the pituitary glan)
 
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