Teratology Flashcards
_________- developmental failure
Agenesis
______- developmental arrest
Hypoplasia
_______- developmental excess
Hyperplasia
_______ - failure to fuse
Dysraphia
________ technique indicates skeletal malformations
Inouye’s technique
______ technique looks at visceral (organ) development
Wilson’s technique i
_______ is a technique that can be performed on the developing human baby where a needle is inserted into the amniotic sac, collect cells and do chromosome analysis or test the amniotic fluid
Amniocentesis
What works at the level of chorion and is another way to look at the chromosomal level if the couple is possibly looking for a therapeutic abortion?
Chorionic villi biopsy
__________ is used to visualize the baby and sex the baby
Ultrasound
__________ is a technique where use rodents, take out the embryo and set in culture for two days then analyze the embryo to look for birth defects
Whole embryo cultures
What does teratology literally mean?
The study of monsters
Phocomeila is an example of a morphological developmental defect called
Abnormal skeletal development
What are the two classifications of developmental defects?
Morphological
Clinical
__________ developmental defects are based on development of the structure
__________ developmental defects are based on mechanism of development
Morphological
Clinical
Patent ductus arteriosus is an example of a morphological developmental defect called
Persistent vestigial structure