Study guide for chapter 54, 58, 59 Flashcards
Craniosynostosis what is it?
Clover leaf skull, causes the fetal cranium to become abnormally shaped incomplete closer of sutures
What is a nasal triad and what should it include
- nostril symmetry
- nasal septum integrity
- continuity of the upper lip, to exclude cleft lip and palate
What the optimal amount of weeks for NT
10-14 wks
Proboscis associated with what abnormality
Holoprosencephaly and ethmocephaly
What is the most common malformation of the face
Cleft Lip
What are some differential considerations for cystic hydromas
Meningmyelocele and encephalocele or brachial cleft cyst
What term describes a small chin
micrognathia
What is an elongated forehead in the long plane and triangular in axial
Trigonocephaly
Ear malformations may be observed in which one of following
Goldenhar’s syndrome with anophthalmia, hemifacial microsomia, Roberts’ Syndrome, Nager acrofacial dysotosis syndrome, Treacher Collins Syndrome, Otocephaly
Cleft lip without seen in what groups
?
fetal goiter
Thyromegaly, usually appears as a solid homogenous mass arising from the fetal neck
How many facial anomalies occur? One in how many births
1 in 600
Which neural tube defect is a lack of cerebral hemisphere and cranial vault
anencephaly
What CNS anomaly demonstrates splaying of cerebellum hemispheres
Dandy Walker Malformation
What condition has complete absent or partial absent cranial bones
acrania
What are some other anomalies that may be associated with anecephaly
Acrania, Microcephaly and Cephalocele
What is the most severe form holoproscenphaly
Alobar
Absent of the CPS is a distinguishing characteristic of what anomaly
Agenesis of Corpus callosum
what facial anomaly is associated with holoproscenphaly
cyclopia
microcephaly
small head
ventriculomegaly is defined by what measurement of ventricles
Measures greater then 1cm
what open spinal defect is characterized by protrusion of meninges and spinal cord thru the defect
Meningomyelocele
most common neural tube defect
Anencephaly
which anomaly fetal head is characters by a single ventricle
Holoproscephaly
what is congenital absence of cerebral hemisphere for carotid arteries
Hydranencephaly
ventricolmegaly enlargements of the head is called what
Hydrocephalus