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what is the most frequently occuring chromosomal disorder
Down syndrome
4 changes of appearance/behvaior in Down Syndrome
1) MR 2) Epicanthal folds (inner upper eyelid) 3) Brushfield spots (white spots in the periphery of the iris) 4) single palmar crease
complications of down syndrome (3)
1) congenital heart dz (endocardial cushion defects: AV valve malformations, atrial or ventricular septal defects) 2) leukemia (lymphoblastic) 3) inc susceptibility to infection
maternal screening for down syndrome: what are the lab abnormalities
1) low alpha fetoprotein 2) low unconjugated estriol 3) high human Chorionic Gonadotropin
manifestations of Cri du Chat syndrome (4)
1) MR 2) Cat like cry 3) microcephaly 4) hypertelorism "oliver"
Manifestations of DiGeorge syndrome (5)
CATCH 22. Congenital heart disease, Abnormal faces, Thymic hypoplasia => T cell deficit, Cleft palate, Hypoparathyroidism => hypocalcemia, microdeletion on chromosome 22
Edwards syndrome is caused by
trisomy 18 (Edwards = election age)
Manifestations of Edwards syndrome (4)
1) MR 2) Micrognathia 3) CHD 4) rocker bottom feet. Same as Patau syndrome except Micrognathia instead of Microcephaly/microphthalmia
Patau syndrome is caused by
trisomy 13
Manifestations of Patau syndrome (5)
MR, microcephaly/ophthalmia, CHD, rocker bottom feet. Same as Edwards syndrome except microcephaly/microphtalmia instead of micrognathia
name 3 sex chromosome abnormalities and their karyotype
1) Klinefelter syndrome XX(+) Y(+): male with hypogonadism (dec T, inc LH FSH, gynecomasty, eunuchoid appearance) 2) XYY (violent behavior, tall, acne) 3) Turner syndrome (XO). Hypogonadism (streak ovaries). Short, webbed neck, coarctation of aorta, auto-antibody hypothyroidism. MCC 1° amenorrhea. "tina turner". 4) XXX is usu w/o clinical abn. maybe menstrual irregularities. >3X => MR
Are abnormalities of sex chromosomes a/w mental retardation?
No. If present, worse with more X's above 3
What's the mcc of primary amenorrhea
Turner syndrome (XO)
Features of klinefelter syn
XXY. Hypogonadism => low T => high FSH LH, gynecomastia, eunuchoid appearance
Features of turner syndrome
XO. Hypogonadism (streak ovaries) => poorly developed genetalia. Short stature, webbed neck, coarctation of the aort, autoabs hypothyroidism
Name 3 trinucleotide repeat disorders
Fragile X syndrome, huntington's disease, myotonic dystrophy. Marked by anticipation.
manifestations of Fragile X syndrome, inheritance
MR (2nd mcc after down syn) + macro-orchidism (males). Few number of repeats = carrier. Males only pass it to females. Expansion only happens in females, who pass it on to females, males. Males with full mutations have MR + macro-orchidism. Only half females with full mutations have MR.
Name 2 disorders a/w genomic imprinting and distinguish between their inheritance pattern
Same gene, but syn deponds on whether chromosome deletion was transmitted by father or mother (dep on paternal/maternal imprinting). Prader-willi syn = "Paternal Willy". Angelman = "angelmom".
Manifestations of Prader-Willi syndrome
MR, hypogonadism, uncontrolled appetite => obseity + diabetes. Paternal inheritance.
Manifestations of Angelman syndrome
MR, happy puippet syndrome (happy demeanor, hand flapping). Maternal inheritance.
Familial Hypercholesterolemia. Defect? Manifestations?
LDLR defect => reduced uptake of LDL => hyper cholesterolemia => early atherosclerosis, xanthomas
Marfan Syndrome. Defect? Manifestations?
Fibrillin. Ectopia lentis, arachnodactyly, pectus excavatum, aneurysm/dissecton of the aorta, MVP, AR
Neurofibromatosis type I triad
1) distributed neurofibromas (bilateral vestibular schwannomas implies type II) 2) café au lait spots 4) lisch nodules (pigmented hamartomas of the iris)
Phenylketonuria. Defect? Px? Tx? When stop tx?
Mutation in phenylalanine hydroxylase which converts phenylalanine to tyrosine in the liver. Build up of phenylalanine and phenylalanine breakdown products. Px: mental deterioration (by 1 yo), blond/blue eyed, musty body odor. Tx: phe free diet. Can eat during adult hood. But stop again during pregnancy or else MR/GR, CHD.
Alkaptonuria. What builds up? Px?
Build up of homogenistic acid => urine => turns dark on standing. Ochronosis (dark pigmentation of connective tissue) => ochronotic arthritis.
Maple syrup urine disease. Defect? Explain the name.
Defect in break down of branched amino acid => keto acids of branched amino acids in urine (leucine, isoleucine, valine) => smells like urine. Neonatal death.
Cystic Fibrosis. Pathophys
Chloride channel transport defect (most often ∆F508) => viscid mucus secretions + salty sweat. Viscid mucus => 1) Lungs: chronic pulmonary dz. Bronchiectasis, bronchitis, pulmonary infections (Pseudomonas, aureus, burkholderia). 2) Pancreas: biliary obstruction => chronic pancreatitis => pancreatic insufficiency 3) Intestines: can px w/ meconium ileus
name 2 disorders that are balanced polymorphisms for malaria
Hemoblobin S (heterozygotes are relatively resistant to plasmodium falciparum; homo = sickle cell anemia). Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PD prod NADPH which acts as an antioxidant; oxidative stress => hemolytic anemia)
distinguish between true hermaphroditism and pseudohermaphroditism
true: genetic male (has Y), gonads tissues of both, genitals ambig. Pseudo: genetic/gonads male or female, genitals amiguous.
causes of male pseudohermaphroditism
tissue resistance to androgens (testicular feminization by defect in T R), dec T synth, hormones during pregnancy. Genetic/Gonad: male. Genitals: ambig
causes of female pseudohermaphroditism
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia, androgen secreting tumor (adrenal, ovarian), hormones during pregnancy. Genetic/gonads female. Genitals: ambig