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V. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

Legend: Disease process Signs and Symptoms Management

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Predisposing Factors:Age (81 yrs. Old)

Gender (Male)

Vitamin D deficiency

Sedentary lifestyle

Precipitating Factors:

Poor ejaculation

Accumulation of

dihydrotestosterone in the

prostate

Increase production of

dihydrotestosterone

Transitional cell

morphology arrive from

urothelial lining of the

prostatic urethra

Cell hypertrophy in the

prostate

Uncontrolled tumor growth

Develops rates of more celldivision than cell death

Increase in

gastric secretions

Bleeding in the

stomach

Ulceration of the GI lining

Irritation to the

mucosal lining of the

stomach

-decrease

in RBC

of11.3

Loss of appetite

-

melena

Decrease

tissue

perfusion

going to the

GI

Decrease

peristalsis

Paralytic ileus

Abnormal

decrease in

BP of70/40mmHg

Abnormal

increase

in heart

rate of

105 bpm

Vitamin D deficiency Decrease

calcium

absorption

Decrease

serum

calcium

level of

Esomeprazolemagne

sium

-Zolendronic acid-calcium

gluconate

Bicalutamide

dopamine

-Sulperazone-Tranexemicacid

Abnormal

decrease in

hematocrit of

34.0 and

hemoglobin

of 11.3

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Proliferation of cell growth

in multiple zones of the

prostate

Invasion to adjacent

structures other than seminalvesicles like the pelvis

Prostatic enlargement

Benign tumor becomes

malignant

Continuous proliferation of

tumor involving less than or

equal to one lobe

Tumor involving both lobes

extending through the

prostatic capsule

Formation of tumor in the

prostate covering half of the

lobe

Cancer cells proliferates

in the thorax

Retention of metabolic

waste

oliguria

Compression of urethral

meatus

-increase BUN of

68 mg/dl

-increase serum

creatinine of1.40mg/dl

Accumulation of copius

secretion

Damage to the cilia

-paracetamol

Pelvic pain

radiating to

lower

extremities

Absence

of bowelsounds

Hard and

small

amount

of stool

Non-

productive

cough

Presence of infection

cefuroxime

Albuterol

Insertion ofcatheter