Chromosomal Abnormalities Flashcards

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Aneuploidy

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State of having an abnormal number of chromosomes

- 1 extra or 1 less

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Trisomy

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One extra complete or partial chromosome

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If you have trisomy how many chromosomes will you have

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47

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Triploidy

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A complete extra set of chromosomes

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What is triploidy a form of

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Polyploidy

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How many chromosomes will you have if you have triploidy

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69

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Turners syndrome

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Missing an x or y from the paternal side

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What is turners syndrome called

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Monosomy

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How many chromosomes do you have if you have turners syndrome

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45xo

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What is the meotic error that causes aneuploidy called

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Non-disjunction

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What is non-disjunction

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When the chromosome pair fails to separate during meiosis

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What does the sperm to oocyte have 2 copies of or no copies of? And it is instead of one copy in what state?

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A particular chromosome

-haploid

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Once fertilization occurs the zygote will have how many chromosomes if it has aneuploidy

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45 or 47

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What is the most common live born chromosome abnormality

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Trisomy 21

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What is the most common chromosome abnormality among spontaneously aborted fetuses

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Turner’s syndrome

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Trisomy 18 and 13 are more severe than

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Trisomy 21

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What other kind trisomies are rarely seen because of the lethal result and early pregnancy loss

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Autosomal

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What is another name for trisomy 21

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Down syndrome

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What is the major cause of increased mortality in trisomy 21 infants

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Cardiac abnormalities

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Trisomy 21 people will have decreased what, and does the severity vary?

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Intelligence and yes

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Is trisomy 21 considered lethal

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No

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What kind of test for trisomy 21 has a 60% detection rate

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Triple screen

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What is the sonographic appearance of trisomy 21

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  • thick nuchal fold
  • heart defects
  • mild renal dilatation >/5mm
  • Duodenal atresia or TE fistula
  • shortened long bones
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Pelviectasis is also called

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Pyelectosis

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What are the less specific sonographic appearance of T21
``` Cystic hydroma Non immune hydrops Clinodactyly Echogenic bowel Omphalocele Mild ventriculomegaly Sandal foot toes ```
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What will the triple screen test show for T21
MSAFP decreased B hCG increased UE3 decreased
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What will the triple screen show for T18
MSAFP decreased B hCG decreased UE3 decreased
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What will the triple screen show for T13
Nothing, as it cannot be predicted with the triple screen
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What values are tested in the quad screen
AFP UE3 B hCG Inhibin A
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What is UE3
Unconjugated estriol
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An increase in Inhibin A is suggestive of what
Down syndrome
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What are the biochemical markers at 1st trimester screen
B-hCG | PAPP-A
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What is PAPP-A
Pregnancy associated plasma protein
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What will the biochemical markers be at first trimester screen if the fetus has T21
B-hCG increased | PAPP-A decreased
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What is another name for T18
Edwards syndrome
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Trisomy 18 is almost always
Lethal or a very poor prognosis
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Survivors of T18 will have profound what
Mental retardation
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Why does T18 have a poor prognosis
Because of the heart and GI abnormalities
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T18 is the 2nd most common what
Chromosomal abnormality seen at birth
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What is T18 associated with
LMA
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What is the sonographic appearance of T18
``` Early onset of SYMMETRIC IUGR w/ polyhydramnios Clenched fists and/or clinodactyly Club feet and/or rocker bottom feet CPC’s Heart defects ```
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What is the most common heart defect seen in a fetus that has T18
Large VSD
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What are the less specific sonographic appearances of T18
``` Cleft lip and/or palate Omphalocele Diaphragmatic hernia Single umbilical artery STRAWBERRY SHAPED HEAD Radial ray syndrome Micrognathia Cystic hygroma Enlarged cisterna magna ```
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What is radial ray syndrome
A absent radius resulting in a clubbed hand
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What is another name for trisomy 13
Patau syndrome
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What is the prognosis for T13
Lethal or very poor
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What will survivors of T13 have
Profound mental retardation
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T13 is the 3rd most common what
Chromosomal abnormality seen at birth
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A mother with advanced maternal age will have a increased risk for having a fetus with
T13
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What is the sonographic appearance of T13
Midline defects | -holoprosencephaly
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What is holoprosencephaly
Severe abnormality of the forebrain cleavage
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Holoprosencephaly is the fusion of
The cerebral hemispheres and thalami
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What are the 3 classifications for holoprosencephaly
Lobar Semilobar Alobar
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Alobar holoprosencephaly is when
There is little or no cortical mantle Single horseshoe shaped ventricle Fused thalami Absent 3rd ventricle and falx
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What is semilobar holoprosencephaly
Single horseshoe shaped ventricle with brain mantle Incomplete fusion of the thalami Absent falx and 3rd ventricle
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What is lobar holoprosencephaly
Fused anterior horns, that are squared off Incomplete falx 3rd ventricle may be seen
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What are the sonographic features of T13
``` Cleft lip and/or palate -unilateral/ bilateral/ midline Eyes -micropthalmia -hypotelorism -Cyclopia Abesent nose or nose replaced with proboscis Omphalocele Microcephaly IUGR ```
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What are the less specific sonographic features
``` Polydactyly Clinodactyly Club feet Rocker bottom feet Cystic hygroma Severe heart defects Polycystic kidneys Enlarged cisterna magna ```
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Triploidy is
Rare and usually lethal | Partial molar pregnancy
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Triploidy is not
Associated with maternal age
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Parental triploidy will
Hal=EV half miscarry Large hydropic placenta Small symmetrical IUGR Increased hCG
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Maternal triploidy will have
More live births Small placenta Asymmetric IUGR 2nd trimester low hCG due to small placenta
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What is the sonographic appearance of triploidy
``` Holoprosencephaly Agenesis of the corpus callosum Meningomyelocele Arnold chiari malformation Ventriculomegaly Heart defects Facial clefts Syndactyly Club feet Cystic hygroma Omphalocele ```
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Triploidy will have what kind of placenta
Thick with cystic areas
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Turner’s syndrome patients are all what
Female
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Is maternal age a factor for turners syndrome
No
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Turners syndrome are missing one what
Sex chromosome
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Turners syndrome is the most common
Chromosomal abnormality in spontaneous aborted fetuses
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If a turners syndrome fetus lives what will they have
Few life threatening anomalies | Normal intellect
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What is the sonographic appearance of turners syndrome
``` Cystic hydrops Hydrops Heart defects Renal agenesis Horseshoe kidney Pelvic kidney ```
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What is most common heart defect in a turners syndrome fetus
Coarctation of the aorta