Answer:
The human body thrives on the balance of all its factors, including hormones that mediate the responses that our bodies give in different circumstances. During childhood development, these balances are vital for normal functioning. In Kyle´s case, this balance has been disrupted completely by the appearance of a pituitary tumor, which is clearly affecting the secretion of hormones, especially those who make his body enlarge and grow. Given this small background, the answers to your questions, are:
1. The hormone that is being affected by being secreted in excess by the pituitary is the hGH, human growth hormone, also known as somatotropin. It is the one responsible to signal all cells of the body to allow growth and development.
2. The condition that Kyle will exhibit if the corrective measures are not taken in time, is known as gigantism, or giantism. A condition in which the body enlarges beyond what is expected and there is disbalance in the height, and size of certain parts of the body.
3. The probable cause of the headaches and also the visual problems that Kyle is displaying is that the tumor in the pituitary is growing to protrude inferiorly from the gland and it is probably pressing on the optic chiasma of the child.
False. everyone is different. some may be asymptomatic (showing no symptoms) then you have people who do show nausea, vomiting, tiredness, and soreness.
Answer:
you hve to eat good foods like vegatables and fruit and protien and excrise daily and keep in good mental health ok
Explanation:
Since you only introduced a situation, here is something about developing the plan of care of Mrs. Loretta Rusk.
To develop the nursing plan of care, aspiration must be considered. In Mrs. Rusk's situation, the highest priority is the entry of foreign substances such as food or fluids into the lungs. This may cause respiratory distress, which is termed as hypoxia<span>. Therefore, this is the highest priority in establishing the client's plan of care.</span>