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PBL 17:

Moon Face
CUSHING'S
SYNDROME
DUE TO: Hypersecretion of cortisol by adrenal cortex

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MERCI
M- 34 year old woman has a cushing's syndrome disease with complications
E- Understand patient's feeling about his career as a teacher and what she feels,
ask who is going to be her caregiver and have empathy on how she is going to live
with the complications before she is really cured
R-Respect the patient and give her the proper treatment, and she has the right to
know about all her symptoms caused by the Cushing's syndrome and educate the
patient, she also has the right to know the treatment and complications of the
treatment and how she is going to take care of herself.
C- Communications between doctor and patient are very important so that the
information can be delivered effectively, also the communication
interprofessionalism between endocrinologist and nurses etc
I- How about her financial status, can she afford to undergo the treatment, refer
her to the support group so she doesn't feel left out and her mental health after
being diagnosed with the disease
pathophysiology of cushing's
syndrome

related to hypertension
Cushing's Syndrome: Disorder due to prolong exposure of cortisol in the body

High level of cortisol

Sodium & fluid Impaired nitric Endothelial


retention oxide function dysfunction

Vascular Activation of
changes RAAS system

Hypertension
Excess cortisol leads to increase in sodium retention in kidney
Sodium & fluid
Promotes fluid retention and increases in blood volume
retention
Increased blood volume can lead to higher blood pressure

Cortisol causes structural changes in blood vessel


Vessels become less flexible and stiff
Vascular changes
Lead to increased peripheral resistance and high blood pressure

Cortisol can disrupt production and fuction of NO that functions


Impaired Nitric as vasodilator to keep the vessel dilated and regulate BP
oxide function Impaired of NO can lead to vasoconstriction, hence higher BP
Activation of RAAS Cortisol can stimulate release of Renin, enzyme that can cause
system increased production of Angiotensin II, a potent vasoconstrictor
Increased in Angiotensin II can lead to more sodium retention, hence
contribute to hypertension

High level of cortisol also indirectly disrupts the normal function of


ENdothelial
inner lining of blood vessel
dysfunction
Damaged function of endothelial leads to inflammation,
hypertension and vasoconstriction
CORTISOL

OVERVIEW ;
Steroid produced by the adrenal glands that our bodies needs to deal with
physical and emotional stress
Maintain energy levels and blood sugar levels
High in morning and low at night
Secretion increase during stress
1. ANTI INSULIN EFFECT
stimulates gluconeogenesis via mobilization of amino
acids from tissue protein 3. ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS
Glycogenolysis Suppression defend mechanism,
Reduce glucose utilization in muscles and adipocytes prevent from overactivity
Proteolysis
Lipolysis

Physiological oction of cortisol

2. ROLE IN STRESS
4. MILD MINERALCORTICOID ACTIVITY
Response within a minute
pathophysiology of cushing
syndrome

related with muscle weakness and


kyphosis
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLE WEAKNESS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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increased protein catabolism(proteolysis)

increase the expression and activity of proteolytic

Protein breakdown
enzymes, such as the ubiquitin-proteasome system

degrading proteins into smaller peptides and

amino acids.

degrading proteins into smaller peptides and

amino acids.

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLE WEAKNESS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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MUSCLE IS MADE OF PROTEIN

CORTISOL WILL INHIBIT PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

Inhibition of protein
IT WILL DAMAGE THE RIBOSOME

synthesis
IT ALSO INHIBIT IGF-1

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLE WEAKNESS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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1. HIGH CORTISOL WILL BIND TO THE LIVER.

2. IT WILL STIMULATE GLUCONEOGENESIS &

INSULIN RESISTANCE
GLYCOGENOLYSIS

3. IT CAUSE HIGH LEVEL OF GLUCOSE IN BLOOD

4. CORTISOL SUPRESS THE SECRETION OF INSULIN

5. GLUCOSE UPTAKE IN MUSCLE IS LOW

6. CAUSES MUSCLE WEAKNESS

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WHAT IS KYPHOSIS

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a spinal condition that causes an
exaggerated forward rounding of the upper
back. In people with kyphosis, their spine
curves outward more than it should,
making their upper back look overly
rounded. The curvature can make people
look hunched or as if they’re slouching
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF KYPHOSIS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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1. maintaining proper alignment and balance.

2. Imbalances in the strength and flexibility of these

MUSCLE WEAKNESS
muscles can contribute to kyphosis

3. Weakness or tightness in the muscles of the back,

abdomen, or hips can disrupt the natural spinal

alignment and lead to an increased thoracic curvature.

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF KYPHOSIS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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1. Cortisol stimulates the activity of osteoclasts

DECREASED BONE FORMATION


INCREASED BONE RESORPTION AND
2. Cortisol inhibits the activity of osteoblasts

3. promote an imbalance between bone resorption and

formation, leading to a net loss of bone density over

time.

4. decreased bone formation and remodeling, further

contributing to the loss of bone density.

5. Osteoporosis occur
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF KYPHOSIS DUE TO HYPERCORTICOLISM

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1. Calcium play important role in bone formation

2. Cortisol will effect calcium resorption

DECREASED CALCIUM
3. Increased urinary calcium excretion

leads to increased loss of calcium from the body

reduced calcium availability for bone remodeling and

maintenance.

4. Impaired intestinal calcium absorption:

interfere with the absorption of calcium from the intestines

reduces the production and activity of calcitriol that function


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as enhancing intestinal calcium absorption
pathophysiology of cushing
syndrome

related with weight gain and


osteoporosis
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CUSHING SYNDROME RELATED TO INCREASE BODY
WEIGHT
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CUSHING SYNDROME RELATED TO OSTEOPOROSIS
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pathophysilogy of
cushing
syndrome/disease
for the signs of bruises/striation and hirsutism

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HIRSUTISM BRUISES AND STRIATION

Ecchymosis

abdominal striation

abnormal growth of hair on a woman's face and


body.

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BRUISES AND STRIATION

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SYNDROME/DISEASE
HIRSUTISM

androgen
Androgens are a group
of male sex hormones
that are naturally
present in both men and
women, but in different responsible for themale
secondary sexual
amounts. Testosterone characteristic for women
is the most well-known
androgen.

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DEXAMETHASONE
SUPPRESSION
TEST
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DEFINITION :
Dexamethasone suppression test measures the response of the adrenal
glands to ACTH. Dexamethasone is given and levels of cortisol are
measured. Cortisol levels should decrease in response to the administration
of dexamethasone.

Dexamethasone is sorted like cortisol that block the release of CRH & ACTH
from the hypothalamus & anterior pituitary

WHY THE TEST IS DONE?


The low-dose test
tell whether your body is producing too much ACTH. (Cushing syndrome)

The high-dose test


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help determine where the excess cortisol coming from (Cushing disease)
TYPE OF
DEXAMETHASONE TEST

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RESULT :

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