Family Health History Flashcards

1
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What is a pedigree

A

Family Tree

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2
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Where is the relationship line

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Between the parents

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3
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Where is the sibship line

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Above the siblings

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4
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Where is the line of descent

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Vertical from the relationship line to middle of sibship line

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5
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What is the individual’s line

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vertical from the sibship line to the specific sibling

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6
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What delineates the patient

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Free arrow pointing towards patient

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7
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What is the order of drawing a pedigree

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  1. Patient
  2. partner and children
  3. patient siblings
  4. patient sibling partner and children
  5. patient parents
  6. patient aunt and uncles and cousins
  7. patients grandparents
  8. patient partner family (optional)
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8
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How many generations are the gold standard in a pedigree

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3

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9
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What is the necessary documentation on a pedigree

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  1. name of person taking pedigree
  2. name of historian
  3. date and location
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10
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Square is

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male

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11
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Circle is

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female

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12
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Triangle is

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miscarriage

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13
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Triangle with slash is

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Termination of pregnancy

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14
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diamond is

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children unknown gender

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15
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Diamond with “n” is

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unknown amount of children

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16
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Diamond with P is

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pregnant with unknown gender

17
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“D” represents

18
Q

Shading means

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affected with disorder a

19
Q

what is included under shaded person

A

age, disorder, and

diagnosed age

20
Q

What side do you attempt to include multiple fathers with same mother

21
Q

How is consanguinity delineated

A

double horizontal line with relationship beneath

22
Q

Chosen lack of children is what

A

one horizontal line under line of descent with reason i.e. “Vasectomy”

23
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Infertility is delineated by

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two horizontal lines under line of descent with reason i.e. “endometriosis”

24
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Twins are delineated by

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two lines from same individual’s line. connected if identical

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dotted line of descent means
adoption into family
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solid line of descent with child in brackets means
adoption out of family
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"S" means
A surrogate was used with using her gametes
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Aspects of Autosomal dominant
every generation is affected, about 50% affected, males and females
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What is incomplete dominance
disorder more severe in homozygotes
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What is pure dominance
Homozygous and heterozygotes are affected equally - no known disorders at this time
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what is co-dominance
Phenotypic expression of 2 different alleles occur
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What is penetrance
all or none will be effected
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Reduced pentrance can look like what phenomenon
Skipping generations i.e. ectrodactyly
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How can the same condition present multiple ways
variable expressivity
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what is expressivity
the severity of the phenotype among people with the same genotype
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What is de novo
new mutations
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What is germline mosaicism
only the germ cells have the mutation and it cannot be tested for
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Characteristics of autosomal recessive
if >1 person affected, males and females, parents asymptomatic, possible consanguinity, 25% recurrance
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How to distinguish auto recessive v X-linked
X-linked only affects males, lack of male to male transmission