Genetics Flashcards

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What features may be seen in acrocephalopolysyndactyly?

A
  • Tall forehead
  • Polydactyly
  • Syndactyly
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What conditions are described by Pierre-Robin sequence?

A

Small chin->

Cleft palate

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What conditions are described by Fetal akinesia sequence?

A
Reduced fetal movement->
Reduced breathing->
Contractures->
Clefting ->
Lung hypoplasia
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4
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What is the meaning of deformation in genetic abnormality?

A

Organ parts are there, but abnormal

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5
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What is the meaning of disruption in genetic abnormality?

A

Parts of organ/body part absent

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What is the meaning of sequence in genetic abnormality?

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One abnormality leads to another

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7
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What anomalies are present in VATER association?

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V-vertebral/VSD
A-anorectal atresia
T-tracheo-
E(o)esophageal fistula
R-radial anomalies
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