Chapter 4 Flashcards

(37 cards)

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genetics

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exact gene

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genomics

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big picture, all genes

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3
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genes can be affected by

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outside environments like nutrition

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4
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genes affect

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further generations

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5
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nursing role in genetic counseling

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collect comprehensive data pertinent to clients health or the situation. utilize a pedigree during the detailed history to help inform the patient and your decision as a care provider

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6
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GINA

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protects genetic information from insurance and job (military is not covered)

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genotype

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persons genetic material stored in the base sequence triplet code

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phenotype

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a persons recognizable physical characteristics, physical or chemical associated with a specific genotype

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9
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expressivity

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mild to severe

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10
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penetrance

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ability of gene to express function

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homozygous

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genes alike (aa, AA)

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Heterozygous

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genes differ (Aa)

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13
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if you are heterozygous for recessive trait and do not show you are a

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carrier

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14
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if only one copy of a gene you are

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hemizygous

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15
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recombinant DNA technology

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refers to combination of DNA molecules that are not found together in nature

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16
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example of recombinant DNA technology

17
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what compounds are considered to be teratogenic

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radiation, chemicals, drugs, infectious agents

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epigenetics

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how genes are influenced by outside forces

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adverse examples of epigenetics

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maternal obesity, stress, drug addiction

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positive examples of epigenetics

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ASA & NSAID/ colon cancer; exercise/colon cancer

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nutrigenomics

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study of nutrition on the phenotypic variability

22
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big part of neutrigenomics is

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folic acid and spina bifida

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spina bifida

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spine outside of body when born

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neural tube is developed at

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the government fortified ______ with folic acid and decreased spina bifida by 31%
cereal
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since hispanic women eat different things than white women the US government also fortified __________ with folic acid
corn masa flour
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pedigree covers ___ generations
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Direct to consumer Genetic testing have a responsibility to offer consumers easy access and/referrals to counseling after someone knows their genetic possibilities why?
because most people do not understand what genetics are and that it is not 100% chance you will get a certain disease and people contemplate suicide over it
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genes function
directs function of cells, determines appearance and response to environment as well as unit of inheritance
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expressivity
either you have it or you dont
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penetrance
if you do have a disease on a scale how severe is it
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many genes could affect one trait
polygenic
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both multiple genes and the environment could affect one trait
multifactoral
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one gene could mask the effect of another
epistasis
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one gene might depend on another
complementatry
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two genes together might create a new phenotype
collaborative
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examples of recombinant DNA
insulin and erythropoietin