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What is silver russell syndrome

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Affects chromosome 7 and 11
Prenatal and postnatal growth retardation
Characteristic facial appearance: small triangular face
Small incurved fifth fingers

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What is Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome

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Dysregulation of imprinting control regions on chromosome 11
Overgrowth
Cancer predisposition
Macrosomia
Macroglossia
Acelerated bone age
Enlargement of kidneys
Increased incidence in IVF conceptions
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What is ectrodactyly ecteroderam dysplasia

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P63 - problem with formaiton of ectodermal dependent layers

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What is Grieg syndrome

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GLI3 - physical abnormalities affecting fingers and toes

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What is Apert syndrome

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FGFR2 - preamture fusion of certain bones

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What are the signs for Down’s

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Flat nasal bridge, up slanting palpebrral fissure, epicanthic folds, protruding tongue, single palmer crease

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What are the signs of Edward

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Micrognathia, prominet occiput, clenched overlapping fingers, prominent heel and rocker bottom feet

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What are the signs of Patau

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Cleft lip, holoprocencephaly, postaxial polydactyly

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What is Williams Syndrome

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Del17q11
Mild-moderate developmental disorder
heart and blood vessel problems

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What is Noonan syndrome

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Autosomal dominant - caused by mutations in the RAS/mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway
Short stature
Wide neck
Heart defect

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What are examples of X linked recessive

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1 in 2 risk for male
Haemophilia
Duchenne musuclar dystrophy

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What is the risk for abnormality with nuchal translucency thickness over 5.5mm

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80%

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What is alpha foeto protein used for

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Severity of neural tube defect
AFP reaches maternal serum across placenta
Levels change with gestation (lwoer in 2nd than 1st trimester)

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What are the US signs of spina bifida

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Lemon sign, banana sign

Difficult to visualise until 16-22 weeks

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Describe amniocentesis

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16 weeks gestation
10-20 mls of amntioic fluid transabdo udner USS
Cells from amnion, foetal skin, urinary tract
Cultured for 2 weeks
0.5% miscarriage

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Describe chorionic villus sampling

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After 11 weeks. chromosome analysis within 24 hours. 1-2 risk miscarriage

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What are the two major processes of brain development

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Process of addition: myelination and dendritic aborisation

Process of regression: elinmination of redudant elements

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What are the four domains of child development

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Gross motor
Fine motor and vision
Hearing and language
Social and emotional

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What happens in infancy

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Attachment, maturation of sensory, perceptual and motor functions and understand obejct through sense

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What happens in early childhood

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Locomotion, fantasy play, language development, sex role identification and group play

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What happens in middle childhood

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Friendship, skill learning, self-evaluation, team play, udnerstand cause and effect

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What happens in adolescence

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Physical maturation, emotional development, peer group and sexual relationships, understand abstract thinking

23
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When are children learning about 3 new words a month

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12-18 months

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How many words do infants know at 18

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22

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How many words do children know at 6

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10,000 - 5 new words a day

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When do infants learn their first words

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9-13 months

27
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When do babies demonstrate a preferene for faces

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4-5 months

28
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When do children develop appropriate selective attention

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6 years

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What are the 4 concepts of the Piaget model

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Scheme - an internal cognitive structure which provides the procedure to use in specific circumstances
Assimilation - a process of using a scheme to make sense of event or experience
Accommodation - changing scheme as result of new information
Equilibration - a process of balancing assimilation and accommodation to create scheme that fit environment

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What happens in stage 1 of the Piaget model

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Sensorimotor (0-2 years)
Inital reflexes via sensory motor schema
Child interacts with environment and manipulates objects
Understanding of object permanence

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What happens in stage 2 of the Piaget model

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Preoperational (2-7 years)
Internal represenation of concrete objects and situations
Ego centric
Reasoning dominated by perception

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What happens in stage 3 of the Piaget model

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Concrete oeprations (6-11)
Reasoning invovles more than one salient feature (conservation)
Logcal reasoning can only be applied to objects that are real or can be seen

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What happens in stage 4 of the Piaget model

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Formal operations (11+)
Can think logically about potential events or abstract ideas
Can test hypotheses about hyptohetcial events

34
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When do children develop separation anxiety

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8 months

35
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When do children develop social referencing

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10 months

36
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When does the need for physical proximity lessen

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2-4 years

37
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When is mum’s availablity enough

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6-7 years

38
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When is the peak of attachment period

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11-18 months

39
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When can a child reach out for toys

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4 months

40
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When can a child use palmar grasp

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6 months

41
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When can a child use pincer grasp

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10 months

42
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When can a child do to and fro scribbles

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15 months

43
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When can a child draw a circle

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3 years

44
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When can a child draw a square

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4 years

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When can a child draw a triangle

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5 years

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When can a child share toys

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3 years

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