Genetics Flashcards

1
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a baby born with increased nuchal folds and puffy feet.
what is the congenital disorder?
what complications are associated with disorder?

A

turners syndrome

coarctation of the aorta
infertility 
hypothyroidism 
UTI
osteoporosis 
hypertension
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what are the complications associated with downs syndrome?

A
AVSD, ASD, VSD
learning disability 
hypothyroidism 
immunity
early onset alzheimers disease
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3
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what is a syndrome?

A

pattern of clinical features occurring together

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4
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what is a genetic cause of polysyndactyly?

A

Hox D13

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5
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what is a genetic cause of acrocephalopolysyndactyly?

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Greig / GLI3

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what is a sequence with regards to genetic disorderS?

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one abnormality that leads to another

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7
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what is the pierre-robin sequence?

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small chin to cleft palate

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8
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what is the fetal akinesia sequence?

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reduced fetal movement, breathing, abnormal limb position/ contractors, cleft palate = lung hypoplasia

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9
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what is a deformation and disruption?

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deformation - organ parts are there but abnormal

destruction - organ parts are absent

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10
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what is an association?

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2 or more features occur together more often than expected by change

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11
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what is the VATER association?

A
VATER
Vertebral / VSD
Anorectal atresia
Trachea-Esophageal fistula 
Radial anomalies
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what is syndrome?

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a distinct group of symptoms and signs which associated together form a characteristic clinical picture or entity

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13
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list genetic investigations that can be carried out for learning disability.

A

microarray
fragile X
genome analysis

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14
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what are the features of 22q11 deletion syndrome?

A
Cleft palate
Abnormal facies
Thymic hypoplasia 
Calcium
Heart problems
22 q 11 deletion.
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what are features associated with turners syndrome?

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co-arctation of the aorta 
hypertension
UTI
osteoporosis
primary amenorrhea & infertility 

lymphedema
low hair line
wide sandal gap
wide spaced nipples

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