Study guide for chapter 54, 58, 59 Flashcards

1
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Craniosynostosis what is it?

A

Clover leaf skull, causes the fetal cranium to become abnormally shaped incomplete closer of sutures

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What is a nasal triad and what should it include

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  1. nostril symmetry
  2. nasal septum integrity
  3. continuity of the upper lip, to exclude cleft lip and palate
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3
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What the optimal amount of weeks for NT

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10-14 wks

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4
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Proboscis associated with what abnormality

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Holoprosencephaly and ethmocephaly

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5
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What is the most common malformation of the face

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Cleft Lip

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6
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What are some differential considerations for cystic hydromas

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Meningmyelocele and encephalocele or brachial cleft cyst

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7
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What term describes a small chin

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micrognathia

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8
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What is an elongated forehead in the long plane and triangular in axial

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Trigonocephaly

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9
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Ear malformations may be observed in which one of following

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Goldenhar’s syndrome with anophthalmia, hemifacial microsomia, Roberts’ Syndrome, Nager acrofacial dysotosis syndrome, Treacher Collins Syndrome, Otocephaly

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10
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Cleft lip without seen in what groups

A

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fetal goiter

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Thyromegaly, usually appears as a solid homogenous mass arising from the fetal neck

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12
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How many facial anomalies occur? One in how many births

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1 in 600

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13
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Which neural tube defect is a lack of cerebral hemisphere and cranial vault

A

anencephaly

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14
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What CNS anomaly demonstrates splaying of cerebellum hemispheres

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Dandy Walker Malformation

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15
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What condition has complete absent or partial absent cranial bones

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acrania

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16
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What are some other anomalies that may be associated with anecephaly

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Acrania, Microcephaly and Cephalocele

17
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What is the most severe form holoproscenphaly

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Alobar

18
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Absent of the CPS is a distinguishing characteristic of what anomaly

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Agenesis of Corpus callosum

19
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what facial anomaly is associated with holoproscenphaly

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cyclopia

20
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microcephaly

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small head

21
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ventriculomegaly is defined by what measurement of ventricles

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Measures greater then 1cm

22
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what open spinal defect is characterized by protrusion of meninges and spinal cord thru the defect

A

Meningomyelocele

23
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most common neural tube defect

A

Anencephaly

24
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which anomaly fetal head is characters by a single ventricle

A

Holoproscephaly

25
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what is congenital absence of cerebral hemisphere for carotid arteries

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Hydranencephaly

26
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ventricolmegaly enlargements of the head is called what

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Hydrocephalus