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IX.

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (CLIENT-BASED)

Modifiable Factors
Lifestyle: Smoking
Increase consumption of nicotine

Non-Modifiable Factors

Age-50 y/o Gender-Male

Vasoconstriction

Less responsiveness of testosterone


Diet: Increase intake of carbohydrates Increase intake of fatty foods Excessive intake of alcohol

Genetically Acquired Diseases

Diabetes Mellitus II Prostatic Hypertrophy Decrease production of insulin by the pancreas

Adherence of fats to blood vessels Narrowing of blood vessels Plaque formation Increase blood pressure Increase cholesterol Stressed blood vessels

Increase size of scrotal area Increase glucose in the blood

Viscous blood

Decrease glucose inside the cell

Dilated gall bladder

Increase work load for the cardiac muscles

Cell starvation

Enlarged heart

Signals the hypothalamus

Weakened blood vessels

Conversion of glycogen into glucose by the liver

Decrease blood supply in the kidneys Continuous increase in the blood pressure

SGOT-54.6 SGPT-35.6 (Nov. 16, 2012)

Decrease liver function

Decrease renal perfusion

Decrease functioning of the kidneys

Rupturing of blood vessels

Decrease production of albumin by the liver

Decrease excretion of waste products

Bleeding in the 3 and 4th lateral ventricle

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Decrease oncotic pressure

Shifting of fluids to the 3rd space


Urea-31.24 Creatinine370.3 (Nov. 16, 2012)

Compression of brain tissues

Increase ICP

Edema
Impaired Right hemisphere function Continuous increase in the ICP

Left hemiparesis

Brain Hypoperfusion

Impaired mobility

O2 Demands exceeds O2 supply

Decrease peristaltic movement

Impaired brain metabolism

Stasis of gas in the stomach

Loss of Consciousness

Abdominal colic

Muscle Strength 5/5 2/5

GCS-14/15 E-4 M-5 V-5

4/5

3/5

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