Neonatal Screening & Genetic Disorders Flashcards
Describe what blood testing can look for in neonatal screening
- errors of metabolism
- endocrine disorders
- hemoglobinopathies
- chromosomal/gene disorders
- cystic fibrosis
Describe when and how a newborn genetic screen is collected
From the warmed heel of the baby 24-72 hours after birth
Describe the etiology of phenylketonuria
Describe the presentation of untreated PKU
Describe the diagnosis of PKU
Describe the treatment of PKU
Describe the presentation of SCID
Describe the treatment of SCID
Describe the diagnosis of SCID
Describe the etiology of SCID
Describe the etiology of retinopathy of prematurity
Describe the etiology of trisomy 21
Describe the presentation of trisomy 21
Describe the diagnosis & PE of trisomy 21
Describe the etiology of trisomy 18
Edwards Syndrome
Describe the presentation/PE of trisomy 18
Describe the etiology of trisomy 13
Platau Syndrome
Describe the presentation of trisomy 13
Describe the etiology of turner syndrome
Describe the presentation of turner syndrome
Describe the etiology of klinefelter syndrome
Describe the presentation of klinefelter syndrome
Describe the treatment of turner syndrome
Describe the treatment of klinefelter syndrome
Describe the etiology of cri du chat
Describe the presentation of cri du chat
Describe the etiology & presentation of williams beuren syndrome
Describe the etiology & presentation of Prader Willi syndrome
Describe the etiology & presentation of Angelman Syndrome
Describe the etiology & presentation of DiGeorge Syndrome
Describe the etiology & presentation of Beckiwth Weidemann
Describe the etiology & presentation of Fragile X sydnrome
Describe the etiology & presentation of genetic association syndrome: VACTERL
Describe the etiology & presentation of genetic association syndrome: CHARGE
Describe the RF for auditory deficits in neonates
Describe the screening for auditory deficits in neonates