SFP: congenital anomalies Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What is infant mortality?

A

When a child dies within the first year of life

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2
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When do congenital anomalies tend to cause death?

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Usually within the first year of life, but may extend up to 14 years of life

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3
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What is the rate of infant mortality in the US?

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Around 6.1

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4
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What is a sequence?

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A collection of issues resulting from a domino effect

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5
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What is a syndrome?

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A collection of findings not caused by one another, and all caused by some underlying thing

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6
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What are causes of malformations?

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Environment, chromosomes, multifactorial, unknown

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7
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Atrial septal defects and ventricular septal defects are examples of…

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Congenital malformations

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8
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Polycystic kidney disease and horseshoe kidney are examples of…

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Congenital malformations

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9
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Fusion or extra fingers are examples of…

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Malformations

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10
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Cleft lip/palate are examples of…

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Malformations

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What is atresia?

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The absence of an opening due to lack of development of a lumen

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12
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Microcephaly with unknown cause is an example of…

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Malformation

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13
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Microcephaly due to zika virus in a pregnant mother is an example of…

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Deformation/disruption; development would have been normal otherwise

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What is acephaly?

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Lack of development of the brain; example of severe malformation

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What is situs inversus?

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Organs are on opposite sides compared to where they should be due to a malformation

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16
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What is situs inversus associated with?

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Higher incidence of cardiac issues

17
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What is aplasia?

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Lack of development of a tissue

18
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Radial dysplasia is seen in…

19
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What is hypoplasia?

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Underdevelopment of tissue

20
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What is congenital diaphragmatic hernia?

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Weak or improper formation of diaphragm leads to intestine protruding into the chest cavity and may lead to hypoplasia of the lung

21
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What is amniotic band syndrome?

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A deformation/disruption resulting in amputation due to amniotic membranes getting loose and wrapping around the limbs or other body part

22
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What are rocker bottom feet?

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Bottom of the foot protrudes outward. May result from a malformation or deformation depending on the cause

23
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Overlapping digits are an example of…

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Either malformation or deformation

24
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Describe potter sequence.

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Low amniotic fluid due to issues with the kidneys leads to pulmonary hypoplasia and various morphologic features like rocker bottom feet, overlapping fingers, beak nose, overall compression

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When are we most susceptible to teratogens?
2-8 weeks of gestation
26
Describe fetal alcohol syndrome.
Deformations/disruptions due to teratogens that cause delayed growth and development, abnormal facial features, and heart defects
27
What facial features are seen in fetal alcohol syndrome?
Smooth philtrum, thin lips, low nasal bridge
28
Describe effects of thalidomide.
A drug intended for morning sickness that caused a lack of development of limbs in the fetus