L7: Congenital defects and their scientific basis Flashcards

1
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congenital=

A

present at birth

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2
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anomaly=

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structural deviation from the norm

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3
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malformation=

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primary deviation of embryogenesis

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4
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disruption=

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secondary disturbance due to early influence of external factors (starts okay then goes wrong)

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5
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deformation=

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late changes in previously normal structures (was okay got squashed)

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6
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teratogen congenital infections

A

TORCH (toxoplasmosis, other, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes)

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7
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effect in weeks 2-4=

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polytopic field defect

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8
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effect in weeks 2-8=

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monotropic field defect

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9
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organs affected=

A

organogenesis

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10
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when are organs affected

A

> 9wks

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11
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2 polytopic field defects

A

di george

VACTERAL

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12
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what does di george effect

A

heart

thymus

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13
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VACTERAL=

A
vertebral anomalies 
anal atresia 
cardiac abnormalities 
tracheo-esophageal fistula
renal anomalies 
limb anomalies
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14
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2 e.g monotopic field defect=

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cleft lip

tracheo-oesophageal fistula

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15
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eg of organogenesis defect

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neural tube defect (spina bifida)

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16
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2 e.g of a disruption

A

amniotic bands

poland anomaly

17
Q

what is poland anomaly

A

interruption of subclavian artery vascular supply can lead to lack of breast in half of body

18
Q

what causes poland anomaly

A

mother using cocaine

19
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e.g of a sequence

A

potters sequence

20
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what is potters sequence

A

kidneys don’t form –> no urine –> no amniotic fluid –> loss of lung fluid –> pulmonary hypoplasia –> squashed baby

21
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what genes are often involved in gene defects

A

transcription factor

22
Q

trisomy 21=

A

downs

23
Q

trisomy 18=

A

edwards syndrome

24
Q

trisomy 13=

A

patau syndrome

25
Q

congenital rubella causes

A

yellow skin
spotty
eye and brain abnormalities
hearing affected later

26
Q

foetal alcohol syndrome causes (4)

A

IUGR
Learning difficulties
dysmorphic features
behavioural problems