Disorders of APG Test
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| A. b/c epiphyseal plates close by adulthoodB. a benign slow growing tumorC. by MRI and CT which show pituitary gland enlargment along with elevated serum growth hormone levelsD. enlarged forehead and protruding jaw, outgrowth of hands and feet, (s/s take up to 15 years to develop)E. hyperfunction of the pituitary gland; excess production and secretion of one or more of its hormonesF. since cause is by pituitary adenoma, it is treated by transsphenoidal hypophysectomy (surgical removal of the pituitary glan)G. dwarfism (normal body proportions and intelligence)H. because of early DX and TxI. ht >7 ft, but body propertions normalJ. the growth hormone (GH)K. hypo-function of the anterior pituitary gland; lack of production of one or more of the gland's hormonesL. it results in gigantism; b/c the growth hormone is responsible for stimulating the growth of the epiphyseal plates ofthe long bones |
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