chapter 5 Flashcards

Genes, Environment, and Common Diseases

1
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T/F: HTN is a multifactoral disease

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True

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2
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T/F: Fat intake is controlled by leptin and its receptors for genes

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true

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3
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T/F: A multifactorial trait is expressed when multiple genes and environmental influences blend together

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true

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4
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T/F: In down syndrome the pathology is manifested independent of environment

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true

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5
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T/F: It is easy to distinguish between the effects of shared environmental factors and the effects of a common pool of genes

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false

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6
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Psychiatric disorders depend on genes encoding for inhibitor neurotransmitters

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false

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7
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relative risk is a ratio between incidence and individuals

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true

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8
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early type 2 diabetes may develop when an individuals diet changes to include heavy carbohydrate consumption

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true

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9
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finding and understanding environmental factors that affect the penetrance of specific genes are important if chronic familial diseases are to be prevented

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true

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10
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a variation in the phenotype for different genotypes caused by environmental factors is a threshold liability trait

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false

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11
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the frequency of genetic disease in the population depends on phenotypes

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false

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12
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risk factors when removed or eliminated delay or prevent disease

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true

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13
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a proband is the individual who began the pedigree

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true

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14
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the recurrence risk is less when more than one sibling is affected

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false

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15
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the existence of a particular risk factor indicates that an individual will develop a specific disease

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false

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16
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the expression of a disease may require both an inherited defect and environmental exposure

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true

17
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multifactorial diseases can change substantially from one population to another because gene frequencies and environments differ

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true

18
Q

dizygotic twins are identical

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false

di: indicates two eggs

19
Q

recurrence risk is higher if the disease is more severe in the proband

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true

20
Q

the prevalence rate is the number of individuals affected with a disease

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true

21
Q

the incidence rate is the number of people who have died from a disease

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false

22
Q

Type 1 diabetes (match with environmental factors)

A

viral infections

23
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HTN (match with environmental factors)

A

minimal exercise

24
Q

Colon Cancer (match with environmental factors)

A

high fat, low fiber

25
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Coronary artery disease (match with environmental factors)

A

minimal exercise, elevated serum cholesterol