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Prenatal Flashcards

1
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What is associated with high hCG?

A
  • Turner syndrome
  • triploidy
  • T21
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2
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What is associated with large NT?

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  • trisomy
  • skeletal dysplasias
  • Turner syndrome
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3
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What is associated with low ue3?

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  • trisomy

- X-linked ichthyosis

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4
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What birth defects is retinoic acid associated with?

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  • NTDs

- facial

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5
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What is the recurrence risk for NTDs after one child?

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2-3%

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6
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What is associated with chiari malformation?

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  • achondroplasia

- spina bifida

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7
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What genetic disorders is cystic hygroma associated with?

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  • chromosome abnormalities
  • trisomy
  • Turner syndrome
  • Noonan syndrome
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8
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What non-genetic factors is cystic hygroma associated with?

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  • virus

- alcohol

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9
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What ultrasound markers are associated most highly with T21?

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  • duodenal atresia
  • ventriculomegaly
  • intracardiac echogenic focus
  • clinodactyly
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10
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What is associated with CPC?

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T18

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What is associated with holoprosencephaly?

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  • T13
  • triploidy
  • Pallister-Hall
  • Rubinstein-Taybi
  • SLOS
  • Meckel
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What is associated with echogenic bowel?

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  • T21
  • CF
  • infection
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What is associated with cleft lip + palate?

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  • T18
  • T13
  • T21
  • 4p-
  • 22q11
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14
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What is the carrier frequency of Sickle cell in the African American population?

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1/10

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What are the diseases with the 4 highest carrier frequencies in the Ashkenazi Jewish population?

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  • Gaucher: 1/15
  • CF: 1/29
  • Tay-Sachs: 1/30
  • Dysautonomia: 1/32
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16
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What is the carrier frequency of CF in the European american population?

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1/29

17
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What are the risks of T21 for a woman at 35, 40, 45?

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35: 1/300
40: 1/100
45: 1/35

18
Q

What does a T16 result on CVS mean?

A

must be CPM

19
Q

At what week does the neural tube close?

A

4th

20
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What percentages of individuals with cleft lip also have cleft palate?

A

50%

21
Q

Order the following in terms of higher to lower incidence of cleft lip +/- palate: Caucasian, Af. American, Asian

A

Asian>Caucasian>Af. American

22
Q

What environmental factors increase risk for cleft lip +/- palate?

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  • antiepileptic drugs
  • retinoids
  • gestational diabetes
  • alcohol
  • smoking
23
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What percentage of cleft lip + palate cases are isolated?

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70%

24
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What percentage of cleft lip alone cases are isolated?

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50%

25
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What is the recurrence risk of CHD with affected parent/sibling?

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  • parent: 2-6% (higher if mom)

- sibling: 2-3%

26
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What is the recurrence risk of schizophrenia with affected parent/sibling?

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  • parent: 13%

- sibling: 9%

27
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What is the recurrence risk of manic depressive disorder with affected parent/sibling?

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  • parent: 15%

- sibling: 13%

28
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What is the recurrence risk of autoimmune disease with affected parent/sibling?

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both: 3-5%

29
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What is the recurrence risk of cleft lip + palate with affected parent/sibling?

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  • parent: 4%

- sibling: 2%

30
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What is the recurrence risk of isolated cleft lip with affected parent/sibling?

A
  • parent: 3%

- sibling: 2%

31
Q

What percentage of first trimester losses are chromosomally abnormal?

A

50%

32
Q

Where do the chromosomes come from in a complete mole?

A

father

33
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What is the genetic makeup of a partial mole?

A

triploid, usually due to dispermy

34
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anencephaly

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absent parts of brain and skull; type of NTD

35
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choroid plexus cyst

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a “cyst” in the part of the brain that makes the cerebrospinal fluid which is really a bubble;
present in 1-2% of normal fetuses

36
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Dandy-Walker

A

a condition that affects brain development and usually involves hydrocephalus
not well characterized genetically; may be caused by environmental factors

37
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holoprosencephaly

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single-lobed brain structure and severe skull and facial defects

38
Q

spina bifida

A

failure of spinal to close properly leading to nerve damage and varying degrees of paralysis

39
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pentalogy of Cantrell

A

5 findings: (just 2-3 required for condition_

  • deficiency in diaphragm
  • defect in abdomen above belly button
  • defect in pericardium of diaphragm
  • various CHDs
  • defect in sternum

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