Genetic Evaluation, Prenatal Diagnosis, Teratology Flashcards

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Genetic counseling indications

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  • Pregnant women >35 yo
  • 2st degree relative w/ gnetic/congenital anamoly
  • FHx inherited Dx
  • Mental retardation of unknown etiology
  • specific ethnic/religious/geographic background
  • Drug use/teratogen exposure
  • infertility + spontaneous abortion
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Most common chromosomal Dx in live borns

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  • Sex chrom aneuploides
  • Balanced translocation
  • Trisomies
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Most X-linked disorders are ____ and mostly affect _____

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Recessive; Men

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Important X-linked Disorders

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  • Hemophilia
  • a- Duchenne MD
  • G6PD Deficiency
  • Color Blindness
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X-linked dominant primarily affect ______

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females

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In the U.S., three disorders meet the criteria for routine screening in high-risk populations:

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◦Tay-Sachs
◦Sickle cell anemia
◦Thalassemia

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MSAFP Values

Common Eit elevated levels

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MOM Normal 0.4-2
>2.0 = elevated
<0.4 = low

1/3 of elevated levels are due to wrong dates, intra uterine fetal death, or multiple gestation, all of which can be identified by level I ultrasound.

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Level II US

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detect majorityof NTD’s, ventral wall, and urinary tract defects
“banana sign”
“lemon sign”

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Down Syndrome Screening

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  • MSAFP
  • hCG
  • Estriol
  • Inhibin A (quad)
  • Glycolsylated bHCG (PEnta)
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