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Child with Abnormal faces
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Mind Map on Child with Abnormal faces, created by Nadeen Adi on 10/02/2016.
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Child with Abnormal faces
Demographics
male baby
41 year old multiparous woman
Chromosomes
made up of DNA coiled around histones
Humans have 46 chromosomes (23 pairs)
Types
metacentric
submetacentric
acrocentric
telocentric
Function
Genetic Code Storage
Sex Determination
Tests
Karyotype
How It Is Done?
blood sample
amniotic fluid
Bone marrow
Indications
An individual with characteristics of chromosomal syndromes
The presence of multiple congenital anomalies
A couple with multiple miscarriages
fluorescent in situ hybridization (fish)
Chromosomal Abnormalities
Numerical abnormalities
polyploidy
Triploidy (3n)
dispermy
Most die within one month
Tetrapoidy (4n)
failure of cytokinesis
miscarried early in the pregnancy
Aneuploidy
Causes
Nondisjunction
Translocation
Failure of duplication
Types
Trisomy
Trisomy 21 (Down Syndrome)
Trisomy 13 (Patau Synrome)
Very rare , most die with uterus
Symptoms
Low birth weight
deafness
microcephaly
cleft palate
Trisomy 18 ( Edward syndrome )
Most die with 6 months
Symptoms
Small head, jaw & mouth
upturned nose
malformed ears
clenched fist with 5th finger overlapping the 3rd & 4th digit
Monosomy
in sex chromosomes
Klinefelter Syn (XXY)
Triple X Syn (XXX)
Turner X Syn (XO)
Incompatible (YO)
Structural abnormalities
Deletion
Cri du Chat Syndrome ( chromosome 5 )
Duplication
In dup Syndrome : duplication in chromosome 15
translocations
Recipocal translocation
Balanced (even exchange of material)
Nadin M-Bassam Adi, Group: K , U15101378
Unbalanced (extra or missing genes)
Robertsonian Translocation
Inversion
Ring chromosomes
Down Syndrome
types
Translocation
3%
Inherited
between chromosome 21 and usually chromosome 14 or 15
Trisomy
95%
Not inherited
Extra 21 chromosome in each cell
Mosaicism
2%
Not inherited
Extra 21 chromosome in some cells
Antenatal Tests
Screening Test
Combined
Blood Test
Biochemical Serum
Measures levels of Hormones/proteins
PAPP
Beta HCG
AFP
Ultrasound
Done Between 11 week and 14 weeks
Measures the fluid collection under the skin ( back of baby's neck)
Quadruple
Results
Low Risk Result
High Risk Result
Diagnostic Test
Amniocentesis
Amniotic Fluid Sample is taken
genetic material
Chronic Villus Sampling
Small Sample of tissue from the placenta is taken
genetic material
Physical features
up slanting palpebral fissures
Generalized hypotonia
small mouth & protruding tongue
single palm crease
broad hand with short fingers
Flattened facial features
Short neck and height
congenital heart disease and gastrointestinal anomalies
complications
Heart problems
Gut problems
Hearing & vision problems
Increased risk of infection
Dementia
Thyroid problems
Risk Factors
Advancing maternal age
Having had one child with Down syndrome
Being carriers of the genetic translocation for Down syndrome
Effect on family
Parents
Siblings
Financially
Sources of social support
Relatives and friends
Parent support groups
Rehabilitation
Care at home and in community
Physical & social activities
stimulation & encouragement
Care from health professionals
Early Intervention & Educational Therapy
UAE laws regarding abortion
Not allowed unless
It will harm the mother
Baby will die eventually after birth
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