L8: Prevention of Genetic Diseases Flashcards

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The Ways of Prevention of Genetic Disorders inculde ……

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Def of Genetic Counseling

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  • It is a communication process which deals with estimating the risk of developing or transmitting a genetic Disorders
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Goals of Genetic Counseling

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Indications of Genetic Counseling

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Steps of Genetic Counseling

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What is the most important step in any genetic Consultation?

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Diagnosis

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Reaching a diagnosis in clinical genetics usually involves the 3 basic steps of any medical consultation which are …..

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Genetic Counseling

  • Risk Assessment
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Genetic Counseling

  • Understanding the Options
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Genetic Counseling

  • Choosing The Course of Action
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Genetic Counseling

  • Long-Term Contact & Support
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Technique of Genetic Counseling

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Role of Geneticist

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Indications of Carrier (Heterozygote) Detection

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  • Certain Diseases
  • Target Families
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Indications of Carrier (Heterozygote) Detection

  • Certain Diseases
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  • Cystic fibrosis
  • thalassemia
  • sickle cell anemia
  • FVLeiden
  • FXS
  • Tay-Sachs
  • canavan
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Indications of Carrier (Heterozygote) Detection

  • Target Families
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Benefits of Carrier detection of close relatives of patients with XR or AR disorders

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Clinical Importance of Carrier Screening in Individuals of certain groups (AR Disorders)

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  • Where certain AR disorders are common, there is usually no known prior history of the disease in either side of the family
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Examples of Carrier Screening in Individuals of certain groups (AR Disorders)

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  • Sickle cell anemia in blacks
  • Thalassemia in Mediterranean areas
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Therapeutic Importance for Carrier (Heterozygotes) Screening

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  • Knowledge of their carrier status may help persons to take appropriate therapeutic or preventive health precautions
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Examples of Therapeutic Importance for Carrier (Heterozygotes) Screening

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Methods Used for Carrier Detection

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Introduction to prenatal Diagnosis

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Techniques of Prenatal Dx

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Timing of **Amniocentesis**
Around the 16th week of gestation
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Technique of **Amniocentesis**
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Uses of **Amniocentesis**
- Cells for karyotyping & DNA - Supernatant fluid for metabolites assay
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Indications of **Amniocentesis**
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Risk of Miscarriage in **Amniocentesis**
0.5 - 1 %
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Timing of ****Chorionic Villous Sampling****
Best perormed at 10th -11th Weeks gestation
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Technique of **Chorionic Villous Sampling**
Trans-cervical or trans-abdomina aspiration of Chorionic villi **US Guided**
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Indications of **Chorionic Villous Sampling**
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Complications of **Chorionic Villous Sampling**
if done before 9th week of gestation - Transverse limb abnormalities in the embryo may Occur
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Risk of Misccariage in **Chorionic Villous Sampling**
1 - 2 %
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Timing of Fetal Blood Sampling **PUBS**
from 17th weeks gestation to near term
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Technique of Fetal Blood Sampling **PUBS**
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Indications of Fetal Blood Sampling **PUBS**
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Risk of Miscarriage of Fetal Blood Sampling **PUBS**
2%
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Timing of **Fetoscopy**
During the 2nd trimester
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Technique of **Fetoscopy**
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Uses of **Fetoscopy**
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Indications of **Fetoscopy**
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Risk of Miscarriage in **Fetoscopy**
3-5 %
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Techniques of Prenatal Dx, Timing & Risk of Miscarriage
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Timing of **US** in Prenatal Dx
The best time for US screening is between 16 - 18 weeks gestation
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Uses of **US** in Prenatal Dx
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Uses of **Detailed US** in Prenatal Dx
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Indications of **Detailed US** in Prenatal Dx
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The detection by ultrasound of a placental or fetal anomaly may prompt additional studies, including karyotyping, For example .....
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Timing of **Maternal Serum Screening**
Sampling obtained at the 16th week
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Uses of **Maternal Serum Screening**
It is offered for neural tube defect (60% detection) & Down syndrome (60-75% detection)
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Indications of **Maternal Serum Screening**
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Causes of elevated maternal alpha fetoprotein
- Anencephaly - Multiple pregnancy - Open spina bifida - Abdominal wall defect - Congenital nephrotic syndrome
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Maternal Serum Screening for Detection of Down Syndrome
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What are **New Prenatal Diagnostic Techniques**?
- Pre-implanhfion Cenefic Diagnosis (PCD) - Detection of fetal cells in Maternal Circulation - 1st Trimester Screening for Aneuploidy
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**Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis**
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Detection of Fetal cells in Maternal Circulation
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1st Trimester Screening for aneuploidy
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Termination of Pregnancy
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Def of **Neonatal Screening**
- Screening is a process of identifying apparently healthy people who may be at increased risk of a disease or condition
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Significance of **Neonatal Screening**
- They can then be offered information, further tests and appropriate treatmell to reduce their risk &/or any complications arising from the disease or condition - A screening test doesn't diagnose a particular condition, but merely sort the population into test + ve and test - ve groups
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Types of **Neonatal Screening**
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Specimens for **Neonatal Screening**
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Specimens for **Neonatal Screening** - Dried Blood
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Specimens for **Neonatal Screening** - Dried Urine
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Newborn Screening for - Congenital Hypothyroidism
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Newborn Screening for - SCD
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Newborn Screening for - Congenital Toxoplasmosis
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Confirmatory Test in **Neonatal Screening**
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WHO Criteria for poulation Screening
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Newborn Baby Screening in Egypt - test
Blood Sample
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Newborn Baby Screening in Egypt - Time
3-7 Days After Birth
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Newborn Baby Screening in Egypt - Method
Mothers of all newborn babies are offered testing for certain conditions by testing a blood spot taken from the baby's heel
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Newborn Baby Screening in Egypt - Diseases
- PKU - Congenital Hypothyroidism
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Def of **PKU**
It's an amino acidopathy
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Cause of **PKU**
- It is caused by deficiency of phenylalanine hydroxylase, which converts phenylalanine to tyrosine - This will lead to accumulation of phenylalanine
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Manifestations of **PKU**
If untreated: - Microcephaly - Seizures - Learning difficulties
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TTT of **PKU**
- A low protein diet, so restricting intake of phenylalanine in conjunction with a phenylalanine-free amino acid supplement
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Screening for Hypothyroidism - By TSH
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Screening for Hypothyroidism - By T4