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normal sexual differentiation

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genetic/chromosome , gonodal sex and phenotypic

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turners syndrome

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XO female only has 1 X chromosome

shorter than average underdeveloped ovaries

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klinefelter syndrome

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`XXY - occurs in males often have extreme female characteristics

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1950’s

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found the importance of y chromosomes - responsible for male characteristics

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1990’s

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specific region - location of SRY on Y chromosome - encodes testis determining factor

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we all start off as

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female - gonad= XX
female- gonads develop into ovaries = mullerian system
no hormones

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male gonads develop into

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testes . androgens - male sex steroid hormone ef-testosterone begin masculinisation
mullerian system is switched off

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sex

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biological status - differences between males and females - sex chromosomes x and y

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gender

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cultural associated attitudes , feelings, behaviours with biological sex

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gender identity

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ones sense of self as male, female or transgender

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intersex/DSD

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People who are born with any range of biological sex characteristics that may not fit typical notions about male or female bodies

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intersex - abnormality of variation

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of chromosomal, gonodal or anatomical features

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prevalence

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1.7% people born with atypical sexual characteristics

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what kind of DSDS are there

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chromosomal , hormonal and internal

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chromosomal

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XY with masculine body or XY with female seeming body or combinations XXY or XXX

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hormonal

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intersex individuals do not process hormones

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internal

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could possess both testicular and ovarian tissues

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klinefelter syndrome prevalence

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XXY occurs about 1 per 500 male births - most common

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Klinefelter syndrome appearance

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taller, less physically strong and coordinated, language and learning problems , quieter and more shy

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treatment for Klinefelter syndrome

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testosterone replacement therapy helps with physical symptoms

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Turner syndrome prevalence

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X chromosome . no Y chromosome about 1 in 2500 live female births

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turners syndrome characteristics

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ovaries - non functional - sterile- no production of hormones, problems with spatial reasoning and maths, social difficulties - inability to understand others emotions

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XYY Prevalence

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about 1 in 1000 live male births . once thought to create hyper aggressive males with a tendency towards criminal behaviour . but generally normal in appearance

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XXX prevalence

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super female- about 1 in 1000 live female births

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XXX characteristics

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more passive, quiet , less assertive, delayed motor and linguistic skills, decreased intelligence and fertility is normal

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5- alpha reductase deficiency 5-ARD

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auto recessive disorder - both parents must be carriers - an enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT- responsible for male external genitalia

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CAH

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congenital adrenal hyperplasia - missing enzyme that stimulates adrenal glands to release the cortisol hormone- less able to cope with stress

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female patients with classic CAH have been found to have

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more male typical childhood play than unaffected girls

good spatial and maths ability, interested in male characteristics , physically aggressive

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unusual case of David reimer

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born male, had an operation on his penis but went wrong, sex reassigned - turned into a female

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aims of surgery

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restore functional genital anatomy to allow future penetrative intercourse, reduce risk of ganadal cancers , avoids stigmatisation

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ovotesticular disorder of sex development

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parents wanted their children to have early ganadal surgery - no one had gender identity disorder

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hypospadias

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male but incomplete fusion of the urethral folds

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hypospadias linked to

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specific genes, substances that interfere with natural hormones , placental abnormality

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