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CYTOGENETIC DISORDERS PART 1 Flashcards

1
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Diseases with abnormal
chromosomal number or
alterations in structure of one or more chromosomes

A

Cytogenetic Disorder

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Types of Cytogenetic Disorders

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  1. Chromosome Aneuploidy Syndrome
  2. Autosome and Sex Chromosomes
  3. Structural Chromosome Anomalies
  4. Microdeletion Syndromes and Contiguous
  5. Gene Syndromes
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Complete sets of chromosome with none extra or missing.

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Euploidy

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The normal human cells are diploid, having two sets of

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23 chromosomes.

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5
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One or more individual
chromosomes are extra or missing from a euploid set.

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Aneuploidy

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6
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Missing pair of Homologs, occurs at preimplantation stage and It is Lethal.

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Nullisomy

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One chromosome is missing, occurs at embryonic stage and Lethal.

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Monosomy

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8
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Three copies of a particular
chromosome, occurs at embryonic or fetal stage and maybe lethal.

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Trisomy

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9
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Differentiate between Triploidy and Trisomy.

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Triploidy has three sets of
chromosomes while Trisomy two sets with one chromosome that has an extra copy.

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10
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Example of this is Down Syndrome

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Trisomy

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Example of this is Tuner’s Syndrome

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Monosomy

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12
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The involved chromosomes are
autosomes.

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Autosomal Aneuploidy

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13
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Trisomy 13

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Patau Syndrome

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Trisomy 18

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Edward Syndrome

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15
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Trisomy 21

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Down Syndrome

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16
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Among the three examples of Autosomal Aneuplodies, what trisomy/ syndrome having more cases? What is the ratio?

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Trisomy 21 or Down Syndrome, since it has the ratio of 1:700.

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The ratio of Trisomy 13 or Patau syndrome is

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1:4,000 to 1:15,000

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The ratio of Trisomy 18 or Edward Syndrome is

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1:8,000 livebirths

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19
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Causes of Trisomy 21 and 13 is

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Nondysjunction, Mosaic, and Translocation

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Causes of Trisomy 18 or Edward Syndrome is

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Nondysjunction and Mosaic

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21
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Most common causes in Trisomy 21 or Down Syndrome is

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Nondysjunction

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22
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These three conditions in Autosomal Aneuploidies are associated with

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Increased Maternal Age

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23
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Life expectancy of patient with Down Syndrome

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Up to the 2nd/3rd decade
of life, usually.

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Life expectancy of patient with Patau Syndrome & Edward Syndrome

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Less compatible with life, that patients usually die within the first month of life.
(1st month of life)

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25
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Most common of the chromosomal disorders and it is the major cause of Mental Retardation.

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DOWN SYNDROME

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SOME FEATURES OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH DOWN SYNDROME

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-Epicanthic Fold with Flat Facial Profil
-Mental Retardation
-Abundant Neck Skin
-Simian Crease
-Umbilical Hernia
-Heart Defects (40%)
-Leukemia

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27
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Simian Crease means

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The line in the palm is straight from one side to the other side

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28
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Hypotonia means

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Weak Muscles

29
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Intestinal Stenosis

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Obstruction through the
flow of the chyme (Digestion)

30
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Types of Leukemia in Down Syndrome

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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and acute myelogenous leukemia (AML).

31
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Those who survive beyond the age of 40 with Down syndrome can have this disease

A

Alzheimer’s disease

32
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Ventricular septal defect (VSD) means that

A

Hole in the wall (septum)

33
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FEATURES OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH EDWARDS SYNDROME

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-Prominent Occiput
-Mental Retardation
-Micrognathia
-Low Set Ears
-Short Neck
-Overlapping Fingers
-Congenital Heart Defects
-Limited Hip Abduction
-Renal Malformation
-Rocker-bottom Feet

34
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Renal Malformation also known as

A

Horseshoe Kidney

35
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It has Transverse Cardiac Defect (ventricular septal defect, VSD)

A

Trisomy 13 or Patau Syndrome

36
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FEATURES OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH PATAU SYNDROME

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-Microphthalmia
-Polydactyly
-Cleft Lip or Cleft Palate
-Cardiac Defects
-Umbilical Hermia
-Renal Defects
-Rocker-bottom Feet

37
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Cyclopia means

A

One eye only

38
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Polydactyly means

A

With one or more extra fingers

39
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It has incidence or ratio of 1:500 Live Births

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SEX CHROMOSOME ANEUPLOIDIES

40
Q

True or False: In Sex Chromosome Aneuploidies, It is difficult to diagnose at birth and usually recognized at puberty.

A

True

41
Q

The higher the number of X chromosomes in both
male and females means

A. Higher the possibility of mental
retardation
B. Lower the possibility of mental
retardation

A

A. Higher the possibility of mental
retardation

42
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EXAMPLES OF SEX CHROMOSOME ANEUPLOIDIES

A
  1. 47, XXX Females and 47,XYY Males
  2. Klinefelter Syndrome
  3. Tuner Syndrome
  4. Psuedohermaphroditism
  5. Hermaphroditism
43
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The incidence is 1: 1000

A

47,XXX FEMALES AND 47,XYY MALES

44
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Often go undetected throughout life

A

47,XXX FEMALES AND 47,XYY MALES

45
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47,XXX FEMALES AND 47,XYY MALES:
Clinical Features:

A

-Taller than average
- learning difficulties
-Fully fertile
-chromosomally normal
children

46
Q

Have increased risk for behavioral
problems and are anti-social with criminal tendencies which has been negated by subsequent findings.

A

47, XXY males

47
Q

Klinefelter Syndrome:

Male or Female?

A

Male

48
Q

Majority of the cases in Klinefelter Syndrome are due to

A

Maternal nondysjunction

49
Q

47,XXY = There is an extra
“X”

A

Karyotype of Klinefelter

50
Q

45, X

A

Tuner Syndrome

51
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Tuner Syndrome occurs to

Male or Female?

A

Female

52
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Major causes of Tuner Syndrome

A

Paternal nondsyjunction

53
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One of the most common causes of hypogonadism in male and Rarely diagnosed before puberty.

A

Klinefelter Syndrome

54
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FEATURES OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH KLINEFELTER SYNDROME

A

-Distinctive Body Habitus
-Small Penis / Small Testicles
-Absence of Secondary Male Sexual Characteristics
-Gynecomastia
-Lower IQ
-Increased FSH & estradiol

55
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Gynecomastia

A

These individuals in male will
enlarge the breast that are expected for females.

56
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Only viable live born monosomy.

A

Turner Syndrome

57
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FEATURES OF AN INDIVIDUAL WITH TURNER SYNDROME

A

-Short Stature and Typically Obese
- Gonadal dysgenesis and amenorrhea.
-Absences of Secondary Female Sex Characteristics
-Normal IQ but with Learning Difficulties
-Bilateral Neck Webbing due to Cystic hygroma in Utero
-Low Posterior Hairline
-Heart and Renal Anomalies
-Cubitus valgus and Shield Chest
-Autoantibody to Thyroid

58
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Determined by the presence or absence of Y chromosome

A

Genetic Sex

59
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Depends on the histologic characteristics of the gonads.

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Gonadal Sex

60
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Depends on presence of derivatives of mullerian or wolffian ducts.

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Ductal Sex

61
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Depends on the appearance of external genitalia.

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Phenotypic or Genital Sex

62
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Primary trigger for male external genitalia development

A

PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM

63
Q

Disagreement between gonadal (XX) and phenotypic (male) sex

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FEMALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM (XX MALE)

64
Q

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH)

A

Autosomal Recessive disorder

65
Q

Genetically males because they are “XY” but they appear to be based on the external genitalia,
females.

A

MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM (XY FEMALE)

66
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Most complex of all disorder of sexual differentiation

A

MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM (XY FEMALE)

67
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Exceedingly complex (sexual ambiguity)

A

HERMAPHRODITISM

68
Q

If the ovarian tissues and
testicular tissues are present in the gonad.

A

Ovatestes

69
Q

Implies the presence of both
ovarian (female gonad) and testicular tissues (male
gonadal tissue)

A

True hermaphrodite

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