Tetranogens Flashcards
What are the defects as ace inhibitors cause to the Baby
Renal failure
oligohydramnios
intrauterine growth restriction
lack of cranial ossification
What does alcohol cause to the baby
Growth restriction before an after birth
mental retardation
midfacial hypoplasia
renal and cardiac defects
What do androgens cause to the baby
Verilization of females
advance genital development in males
What does carbamazepine do to the baby ?
Neural tube defects
fingernail hyperplasia
microcephaly
development delay
intrauterine growth restriction
What does cocaine do to the baby
Bowel atresia
congenital malformation of the heart limbs face and GU tract
microcephaly
cerebral infarction
intrauterine growth restriction
What does diethylystibesyrol do to the baby ?
Clear-cell adenocarcinoma of the vagina or cervix
vagina adenosis
abnormalities of the cervix and uterus or testes
infertility‘s
What are the defect associated with lead?
Spontaneous abortion
What are the defects associated with lithium
Congenital heart disease Ebstein anomaly
What are the defects associated with methotrexate
Spontaneous abortion
What are the defects associated with mercury
Cerebral atrophy
microcephaly
mental retardation
seizures
blindness
What are the defects associated with phenytoin ?
Intrauterine growth restriction
mental retardation
microcephaly
dysmorphic cranial facial features
cardiac defects
fingernail hypoplasia
What are the defects associated with radiation?
Microcephaly
mental retardation
What are the defects associated with streptomycin and Kanamycin ?
Hearing loss
cranial nerve seven which is facial nerve damage
What are the defects associated with tetracycline
Yellow brown discoloration of teeth
hypoplasia of tooth enamel
What are the defects associated with thalidomide
Bilateral limb deficiencies
Anotia
microtia
cardiac and G.I. anomalies
