Chapter 2-Brashear Flashcards

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Causes of Congenital Anomalies

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  1. Genetic Influences 2. Itrauterine environmental influences 3. Combined Genetic and environmental Influences
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Causes of Congenital Anomalies

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  1. Genetic Influences 2. Itrauterine environmental influences 3. Combined Genetic and environmental Influences
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Relevant Genetic factors include (Enumerate 2)

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  1. Chromosome Anomalies 2. Single Gene disorders
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This arises from genetic mutation in recent or distant ancestors and are transmitted to offspring according to the familiar dominant, recessive, sex linked modes of inheritance

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Single Gene Disorders

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Factors to have an adverse effect on human fetus include: (Enumerate 6)

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  1. heavy irradiation
  2. thalidomide
  3. folic acid antagonist aminopterin
  4. rubella
  5. toxoplasmosis
  6. androgenic hormones
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All harmful factors produce damage while early differentiation of tissues and structures is taking place, during the _____ trimester of pregancy

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1st

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dislocatable hip of newborn

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Congenital hip dysplasia

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changes in hip socket that is usually demonstrable on radiographs after 3-4 mos.

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acetabular dysplasia

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hip that is neither completely dislocated nor concentrically seated on the acetabulum

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Congenital Subluxation

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True or False. Parents of children with congenital hip dislocation shows a high incidence of acetabular dysplasia and families with generalized ligamentous laxity have high incidence of congenital dislocation

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true

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Relevant Genetic factors include (Enumerate 2)

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  1. Chromosome Anomalies 2. Single Gene disorders
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This arises from genetic mutation in recent or distant ancestors and are transmitted to offspring according to the familiar dominant, recessive, sex linked modes of inheritance

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Single Gene Disorders

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Factors to have an adverse effect on human fetus include: (Enumerate 6)

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  1. heavy irradiation
  2. thalidomide
  3. folic acid antagonist aminopterin
  4. rubella
  5. toxoplasmosis
  6. androgenic hormones
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All harmful factors produce damage while early differentiation of tissues and structures is taking place, during the _____ trimester of pregancy

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1st

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dislocatable hip of newborn

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Congenital hip dysplasia

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changes in hip socket that is usually demonstrable on radiographs after 3-4 mos.

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acetabular dysplasia

17
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hip that is neither completely dislocated nor concentrically seated on the acetabulum

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Congenital Subluxation

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True or False. Parents of children with congenital hip dislocation shows a high incidence of acetabular dysplasia and families with generalized ligamentous laxity have high incidence of congenital dislocation

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true