Genetics and Cardiovascular Disease Flashcards

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Causes of Congenital Heart Disease (4)

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Copy Number Variation
Single Nucleotide Variation
Multifactorial
Teratogens

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Copy Number Variations Examples

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 Whole chromosome (trisomy, monosomy)

 Part of a chromosome (22q11 deletion Williams)

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Examples of Single Nucleotide Variation

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Mendelian disorders (Noonan/CFC, Marfan, SVAS, Holt-oram)

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Multifactorial Examples (2)

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 Isolated CHD

 VACTERL association

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Examples of Teratogens (4)

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Rubella
Alcohol
Antiepileptic drugs
Maternal DM

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Down syndrom causes ___% of AV septal defects

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15

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What is duodenal Atresia

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  • congenital absence or complete closure of a portion
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Indications of CHD in CNV

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Nuchal translucency

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Cystic Hygroma is

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• Fluid filled sac that results from a blockage in the lymphatic system

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Features of Turner Syndrome (4)

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  • Coartation of aorta
  • Short stature
  • Gonadal dysgenesis
  • Puffy hands
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What diseases are neck webbing found (Nuchal folds) (5)

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Turner
Noonan
CFC
Leopard
Costello
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features of Noonan Syndrome (5)

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Pulmonary Stenosis
Short stature
Neck webbing
Cryptorchidism
Characteristic face
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What mutation causes Noonan Syndrome

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PTPN11 gene (Chr 12)

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Features of CFC (3)

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Noonan like
Ectodermal problems
Developmental delay

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Leopard Syndrome features (3)

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Noonan-like
Multiple lentigines
Deafness

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features of Costello Syndrome (5)

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Noonan-like
Thickened skinfolds
Susceptible to warts
Cardiomyopathy
Later cancer risk
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Features of 22q11 Deletion Syndrome

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  • C ardiac malformation
  • A bnormal Facies
  • T hymic hypoplasia
  • C left palate
  • H ypoparathyrodism
  • 22 q11 deletion
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What 2 syndrimes does 22q11 deletion syndrome encompass

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Digeorge

Shprintzen

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Features of Williams Syndrome (5)

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  • Aortic stenosis
  • Hypercalcaemia
  • 5th finger clinodactyly
  • Characteristic face
  • Cocktail party manner
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What mutation causes Williams Syndrome (2)

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  • Deletion of elastin on chromosome 7

* Deletion of contiguous genes

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What is VSD associated with

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Folate deficiency

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Genetic Cardiac Disease

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Cardiovascular connective tissue
Familial Arrhythmias
Familial Cardiomyopathy

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An example of a cardiovascular connective tissue disease

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Example of Familial Arrhythmias (2)

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Long QT

Brugda

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Familial Cardiomyopathy
HCM | DCM
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Features of Marfan (9)
* Tall stature * Pectus carinatum * Myopia * Scoliosis * Arachnodactyly * Aortic root dilatation * Lens subluxation * FH- parent dies of aortic aneurysm * Systemic score>7
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When should you do a genetic test in a suspected index case
When the positive result would change the diagnosis
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A deficiency of what leads to Marfans Syndrome
TGFB
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What does TGFB do
When fibrillin is incorporated into microfibrils it results in the proteolytic release of TGFB and it is responsible for cell signalling, differentiation and apoptosis
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Management of Marfans Syndrome
• ECHO • B blockers • Angiotensin II receptor blockers • Prophylactic aortic surgery if sinus or Valsalva exceeds 4cm Monitor aortic root diameter in pregnancy
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Mechanical valve as a prophylactic surgery (2)
Last longer | Warfarin
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Valve sparing surgery (2)
No warfarin | May need re-operation
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Marfan-like syndromes (3)
* Loeys-Dietz Syndrome * Familial Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms * MASS phenotype
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Long QT syndrome example
Romano-ward syndrome
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Features of Romano-ward syndrome
Syncope Seizure Sudden death
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What does the ECG show in Long QT syndrome
Prolonged QTc interval | Repolarisation anomalies
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T wave pattern for mutation KCNQ1
Normal/broad
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T wave pattern for mutation KCNH2
Notched
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T wave for mutation SCN5A
Biphasic
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Brugada
* Prolonged PR interval * Enlarged LV/ poor LV function * More common in young men especially of far eastern origin * SCN5A loss of function
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AVC
Impairment of RV
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Histology of AVRC
Fatty infiltration of RV
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ECG of AVC
Epsilon waves | T wave inversion
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Sarcomere Disease MYH7
Beta cardiac myson
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Sarcomere Disease MYBPC3
Myosin binding protein
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Sarcomere Disease TNNT2
Cardiac troponin T
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Sarcomere Disease TNNI3
Cardiac troponin