Genetics/Hematology Flashcards

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Risk of having child with birth defect

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3-4 % for everyone

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2
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Genetics defined

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the study of single genes and their effects

trisomy 21, huningtons

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Genomics defined

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all the genetic information in our bodies

complete mapping

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4
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Chromosomes defined

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units of genetic material - 2 pairs of 23

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5
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Karyotype defined

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the ordered arrangement of chromosomes

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6
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Teratogens defined

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environmental cause often chemical

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Somatic cells

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the sperm and ova have half the number of chromosomes as a results of meiosis

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Mitosis

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same number of chromosomes in each daughter cell (2 sets/pair)

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9
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Sex chromosomes

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X and Y
XX female
XY male

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10
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Alleles

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sequences of codes for DNA that occupies a given locus on a chromosome
dominant, recessive, codominant, incomplete
blood type A,B,O
eye color blue, brown, green

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Penetration

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degree to which the disease characteristics are present in a person. no disease is the same in a person

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12
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Autosomal

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non sex linked

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13
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Genotype

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the actual genetic make up of a person

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14
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Phenotype

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the observational makeup, what we see

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Pedigree

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the family history in graphic for

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square on pedigree

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circle on pedigree

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filled in square or circle

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line between circle and square

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train tracks on pedigree

21
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X- linked pedigree

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only males affected, they can’t be carriers (either have it or they don’t)
women can only be carriers

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Trisomey 21

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Downs
47 XY + 21
this means that there is a extra 21 chromosome

23
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Downs features

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epicanthal folds
flat mid face
small chin
low set ears
simeon crease
24
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Common medical issues with downs

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sleep apnea
cardiac
slow metabolism
hypothyroid
55 is the life span ( 1/3 develop Alzheimer)
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Marfan Syndome
``` connective tissue disorder can have: dissecting aorta dislocated lenses- need glasses arachnodactly- long fingers scoliosis pectus excavatum hyperextensibility wide wing span ```
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Neurofibromatosis
dominant disorder tumors where nerve located Cafe au alit spots and freckling in groin and axilla are unique
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BRCA 1 and 2
major components of breast cancer
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breast cancers
autosomal dominant but just having the gene doesn't guarantee cancer 80% do, 20% don't
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Reasons for anemia
``` medication chronic disorders kidney failure blood loss ulcers colon diet pregnancy wt loss surgery ```
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Test for anemia
``` CBC B12 ferratin FE reticular count MCV 8-100 normal ```
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Fe deficiency anemia
most common type | from menstrual cycles, PUD, Crohn's, coliac, ASA, colon Ca
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Symptoms of Fe def anemia
``` brittle nails kelosis (lip cracking) tachy light headed fatigue HA SOB constipation heart murmor pale ```
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Fe rich foods
``` eggs chicken turkey lentils beans peas red meat fish prunes raisens ```
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oral Fe
325 TID | dark stools and constipation
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Perniscious anemia
decreased RBCs b/c body can't absorb B12 60 years is when onset occurs associated with atropic gastritis, H2 blockers, metformin
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Perniscious anemia symptoms
sudden fatigue, diarrhea, pale, decreased appetite, SOB, swollen red tongue, bleeding gums
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Tx Perniscious anemia
Fe injections 1000 IM daily x 1 week, weekly x 1 month then monthly Oral 1000-2000mcg daily
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Sickle cell
``` Hgb S Decreased O2 to cells due to shape recessive (need two copies) screened in newborns no treatment, pain control with crisis ```
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Neutropenia
WBC <1500 causes could include environment, antidepressants, anticonvulsants, antihistamines, diuretics consider sepsis, HIV, bone marrow disorders ulcers in mouth