Genetics Lecture Flashcards
what is reasons for referral to genetics
family hisotry of genetic condition
genetic counselling
genetic diagnosis
what do people need to know
what the test is for how likely it is to be positive what happens if its positive what if its negative what if its false negative/positive implications for other family members
what types of pregnancy screening is there
targeted
whole population
what types of testing are there
chorionic villi sampling
amniocentesis
preimplantation genetic diagnosis
noninvasive prenatal-blood taken
what does x linked recessuve mean
daughter of men are carriers
boys are usually affects
what does autosomal dominant mean
each child has 50% chance
no skipped generation
what screening is used for down syndrome
tripple screening
CUBS screening
combined USS and biochemical-nuchal
explain CF genetics
autosomal recessive
defect in cellular chlordie transport
pancreatic insufficiency
explain sickle cell
abrnomla haemoglobin gene pain cold dehydration jaundice
what is done in new born screening
clinical exmaination
hearing test
blood spot
name a few things babies are screened for
SCD
CF
maple syrup urine
explain congential hypothyroidism
not enough thyroxine
early treatment wit tablets
treatment started 21 days of age