Genetics Flashcards

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Macrocephaly, large ears, prognathism, a high arched palate associated with what genetic condition?

A

Fragile x syndrome

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What genetic syndrome is the single most common form of inherited intellectual disability?

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Fragile x syndrome

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What eye abnormalities are associated with Marfan syndrome?

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Severe myopia, lens subluxation

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What are the most common congenital heart disease is associated with trust me 21?

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AV canal defect as well as an ASD or VSD

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What inborn errors of metabolism typically present in newborn or early infancy?

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Disorders of carbohydrate in protein metabolism as well as disorders of energy production

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What cardiac abnormalities are associated with fragile x syndrome?

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Mitral valve prolapse, aortic dilation, pectus excavatum

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Where’s the mutation for marfan syndrome located?

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Chromosome 15

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What is the mean survival rate for trisomy 18?

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Males 58 days females 282 days

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Corneal opacity, optic disc coloboma, low set ears, micrognathia are characteristic of what genetic abnormality?

A

Trisomy 18

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10
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Syndrome is characterized by a karyotype of XO?

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Turner syndrome

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What errors of inborn metabolism typically present in liter infancy or childhood?

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Disorders of fatty acid oxidation, glycogen storage and lysosomal storage

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Urge what gene mutation is the result of charge syndrome?

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Mutation in the CDH7 gene autosomal dominant

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What genetic syndrome is the leading cause of death and blindness?

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Charge syndrome

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What inborn errors of metabolism typically present in newborn or early infancy?

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Disorders of carbohydrate in protein metabolism as well as disorders of energy production

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Neonatal lymphedema is associated with what genetic condition?

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Turner syndrome

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Are people with Turner syndrome able to have children?

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They developed no secondary sex characteristics

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What is the most common cardiac lesion associated with Turner syndrome?

A

Coarctation of the aorta

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Short stature, broadcast, wide-spaced nipples, short web neck are associated with what genetic syndrome?

A

Turner syndrome

19
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What does charge syndrome stand for?

A

C: coloboma of eye
H: heart defects
A: atresia of nasal choanae
R: retardation of growth and development
G: genital and or urinary abnormalities
E: ear abnormalities/deafness

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What genetic condition is associated with a horseshoe kidney or duplicated collecting systems?

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Turner syndrome

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What are the cardiac abnormalities associated with Marfan syndrome?

A

Aortic dilation, mitral valve prolapse, dilation of main pulmonary artery

22
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What finding causes an increase risk of spinal cord injury and trust me 21?

A

Atlanta axial instability which is an increased mobility at first and second cervical vertebrae

23
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What congenital anomalies or syndromes are associated with polyhydramnios?

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In encephaly, hydrocephalus, t e f, duodenal atresia, spina bifida, cleft lip/palette, achondroplasia, twice me18, TORCH, hydrops fetalis

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What genetic morality is associated with severe neurologic manifestations such as seizures developmental delay disturbance and cerebral development or meningomyeloceole?

A

Trisomy 18

25
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Multiple spontaneous pneumothoraxes should make you suspicious for what genetic condition?

A

Marfan syndrome

26
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What’s your next conditions associated with oligohydramnios?

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Growth restriction compression syndrome such as clubfoot or pulmonary hypoplasia, twin to twin transfusion, renal agenesis, prune belly syndrome, chromosomal abnormalities such as trust me 21