Teratogencity Flashcards

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What birth defect is associated with Thalidomide?

A

Phocomelia

Phocomelia is a congenital condition characterized by malformation of the limbs.

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What defects are linked to Warfarin exposure during pregnancy?

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Nose, Eye, hand defects, and growth retardation

Warfarin can lead to a series of physical abnormalities and developmental issues.

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Which medication is associated with Cleft lip/palate and microcephaly?

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Phenytoin

Phenytoin is an anticonvulsant that can cause various congenital malformations.

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What is a common defect caused by Finasteride?

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Hypospadias and Genital abnormality

Finasteride is used to treat conditions related to androgen levels and can affect male genital development.

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What effects do Androgens have when used during pregnancy?

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Virilization, esophageal, cardiac defects

Androgens can lead to masculinization of female fetuses and other serious defects.

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What condition can result from Progestins exposure in female fetuses?

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Virilization of female fetus

Progestins can cause male-like characteristics in female fetuses.

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Which drug is linked to the development of vaginal carcinoma?

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Stilboestrol

Stilboestrol (diethylstilbestrol) was prescribed to prevent miscarriages but led to significant health issues in female offspring.

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What are the dental effects associated with Tetracyclines?

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Discolored teeth and bone defects

Tetracyclines can lead to permanent discoloration of teeth in children when given during tooth development.

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