genetic disorders Flashcards

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marfan syndrome - Genetic inheritance

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AD

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marfan and key findings

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ocular, cardiovascular, and skeletal system -

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3
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marfan chromosome

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15

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4
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marfan and protein

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fibrillin- provides structure for connective tissues

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5
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arachnodactyly- disease

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marfan

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6
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marfan and segment ratios of body

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decresed Upper to lower ratios

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7
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marfan ocular finding

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upward lens sybluxation

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CV and marfan

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aortic root dilatation and mitral valve prolapse and aortic regurgitation

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9
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marfan and DDX

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homocystinuria

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10
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marfan complications:

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retinal detachment
endocarditis
sudden death
hypertension and tchest trauma - increase dissection risk 
endocarditis prophylaxis
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prader willi - inheritance

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deletion of chromosome 15- parental

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prader willi findings

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fishmouth, almond-shaped eyes 
ftt
followed by obesity as a result of hyperphagia 
short stature with small hands and feet
hypotonia, MR, hypogonadism
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13
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diagnosis of prader willi

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FISH

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prader willi complications

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infancy - hypotonia
childhood - obstructive sleep apnea
adulthood - cardiac disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus

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15
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angelman syndrome - inheritance

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chromosome 15 maternal

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16
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angelman - findings

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large mouth
wide spaced teeth 
tongue protrusion
progranthia
blond hair and blue eyes
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17
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diagnosis of angelman

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FISH

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18
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noonan syndrome - nheritance

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male version of turner and females can be affecte -

AD - chromosome 12

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19
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noonan syndrome - clinical

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short stature,
shield chest
short webbed neck and low hairline, hypertelorism
epicanthal skin folds

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20
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noonan - defect

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right sided heart lesion
pulmonary valve stenosis
MR

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21
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digeorges inheritance

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deletion on ch. 22q11- sporadic and AD

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22
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digeorge and symptoms

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C- cardiac
A- abrnormal facies
T- tHYMIC HYPOPLASIA
C- CLEFT PALATE 
H- HYPOCALCEMIA
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23
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cardiac and digeorge

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aortic arch anomalies and VSD and tetralogy of fallot

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24
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digeorge and immune

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thymus and parathyroid hypoplasia causes cell-mediated immunodeficiency and severe hypocalcemia

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25
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complication of digeorge

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infections and seizure

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26
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velocardiofacial syndrome - inheritance

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deletion on 22q11

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27
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clinical features of velocardiofacial syndrome

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cleft palate, wide prominent nose, squared nasal root, short chin, fish-shaped mouth

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28
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velocardiofacial neuro

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hypotonia and learning issues

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29
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ehlers -danlos inheritance

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defective type V collagen - AD

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30
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ehlers danlos findings

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hyperextensible joints
fragile skin
tissue paper thin scars
MV prolapse/ aortic root dilation and fragile blood vessels that resultin ease of bruising
GI - constipation, rectal prolapse and hernia

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31
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Osteogenesis imperfecta

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abnormal type I collagen -

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32
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osteogenesis imperfecta type 1 - clinical

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blue sclearae 
fragile bones 
genu valgum 
scoliosis
joint laxity 
yellow-or gray blue teeth
easy bruisability
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33
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complications from OS type 1

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early conductive hearing loss and skeletal deformities

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34
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VACTERL- VATER- association

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V- vertebral defects
A- anal atresia
C- cardiac anomalies
TE - tracheoesophageal fistula
R- renal
L - limb defects
35
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CHARGE

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C- Colobomas
H- heart defects
A- atresia of the nasal choanae
R- retardation
G- genital anomalies
E- ear anomalies
36
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williams syndrome - inheritance

A

deletion on ch. 7 - AD

37
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william syndrome personality

A

cocktail party personality

38
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william syndrome clinical feature

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elfin facies
mental retardation and loquacious personality
supravalvular aortic stenosis
idiopathic hypercalcemia
connective tissue abnormalities
39
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cornelia de lange

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single eyebrow and short stature without skeletal abnormalities - inheritance is sporadic and AD

40
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cornelia de lange clinical

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SGA and FTT
single eyebrow - microcephaly 
infantile hypertonia 
MR
small hands and feet
behavioral- lack of facial expression and self destructive tendency
41
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russel silver

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short, skeletal asymmetry and normal head circumference

42
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russell silver clinical

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SGA
small triangular face 
short stature and limb asymmetry 
cafe-au-lait sports 
excessive sweating
43
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pierre robin syndrome

A

microganthia, cleft lip, palate,

44
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complication of pierre robin syndrome

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recurrentotitis media and Upper airway obstruction

45
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criduchat syndrome inheritance/genetic

A

partial deletion of short ch. 5

46
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criduchat clinical

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microcephaly, MR, hypertelorism, downslanting palpebral fissures, catlike cry

47
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gi complications of downs

A

duodenal obstruction and hirshsprungs disease
omphalocele
pyloric stenosis

48
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cardiac and downs

A

endocardial cushion defects

49
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complications in downs

A
atlantoaxial cervical spine instability
leukemia
celiac disease
early alz. 
obstructive sleep apnea
conductive hearing loss
hypothyroid
cataracts/glaucoma
50
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trisomy 18 - general facts

A

females

second most common trisomy

51
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trisomy 18 clinical

A

MR, hypertonia, scissoring of the lower extremities
delicate small facial features
clenched hands - overlapping digits
rocker bottom feet

52
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prognosis for trisomy 18

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95% will die within the first year of life

53
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trisomy 13 - info

A

midline defects - face and forebrain

54
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trisomy 13 clinical

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holoprosencephaly, severe MR
microphthalmia
retinal dysplasa
cleft lip and palate

55
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prognosis of trisomy 13

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death within the first month of life

56
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turner syndrome- clinical

A

short
webbed neck
shieldchest
swelling of the dorsum of the hands and feet
ovarian dysgenesis
left sided heart lesions - coarcation of the aorta
hypothyroid

57
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fragile x- inheritance

A

CGG repeats
x-linked
anticipation

58
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fragile x - clinical

A

mild -mod retardation
macrocephaly
thickened nasal bridge
large testes

59
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kleinfelter syndrome

A

male hypogonadism and infertility

60
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kleinfelter clinical

A
tall with long extremities
hypogonadism
delayed puberty
gynecomastia 
variable intelligence
61
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rhizomelia

A

long bone abnormality

62
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mesomelia

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medial long bone abnormalities- ulna and tibia

63
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acromelia

A

distal abnormalities

64
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spondylodysplasias

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spine abnormalities with or without limb abnormalities

65
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achondroplasia- info

A

most common skeletal dysplasia - rhizomelia -
AD
sporadic
fibroblast growth factor receptor 3

66
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achondroplasia clinical

A

craniofacial - megalencephaly, foramen magnum stenosis,
lumbar kyphosis
lumbar lordosis
rhizomelic limb shortening
trident-shaped hands
recurrent otitis media with conductive hearing loss

67
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achondroplasia - complications

A
foramen magnum stenosis 
hydrocephalus or cord compression
sudden infant death
Obstruct sleep apnea
orthopedic problems
68
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potter syndrome - clinical info

A

severe oligohydraminos -
lung hypoplasia
fetal compression with limb abnormalities
chronic amniotic fluid leak or intrauterine renal failure

69
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amniotic band syndrome - clinic

A

rupture of the amniotic sac
fluid leak leads to intrauterine constraints and small strands from the amnion may wrap around the fetus causing limb scarring and amputation

70
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fetal alcohol syndrome-

A

SGA; FTT
microcephaly
long smooth philtrum with a thin smooth upper lip

71
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acute severe neonatal illness

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  • well until acute illness in first few hours/weeks of life
72
Q

management for inborn errors of metabolism

A

provide energy and IV glucose
prevent exposure to the offending substance
correct acidosis or hyperammonemia

73
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homocystinuria

A

AR

74
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homcystinuria - clinical

A

marfanoid look
downward lens subluzation
scoliosis
developmental delay

75
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diagnosis of homocystinuria

A

increased methionine

76
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management of homocystinuria

A

methionine-restricted diet

asprin

77
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tyrosinemia of newborn -

A

premature infants that receive high protein diets

78
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tyrosinemia - clinical

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2wks and poor feed or lethargy

79
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diagnosis of tyrosinemia

A

elevated tyrosine and phenylalanine

80
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treatment of tyrosinemia

A

vit. C and decrease protein intake

81
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cystinuria

A

AR - defect in renal reabsorption of cystine, lysine, arginine, and ornithine
leads to renal stones

82
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hartnup disease

A

AR - defect in the transport of neutral amino acids; some have intermittent ataxia; photosensitivity; MR and emotional lability

83
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transient hyperammonium in newborns

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self-limited -

resp. distress, alkalosis, vomiting, and lethargy

84
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ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency

A

most common urea cycle defect

X linked