Digeorge syndrome - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Four types of hypersensitivity reactions Type one? Type two? Type three? Type four? correct answer: Type 1; IgE or complement mediated anaphylactic, atopic reactions (early & late phase) Type 2; Autoantibody, C3b opsonization of normal cells activate cytotoxic cells. MAC Type 3; Immune-complex mediated; Vasculitis Type 4; T cell mediated "delayed type" Associations 1. Tryptase 2. Klebsiella ozaenae 3. 22q12.2 deletion 4. CATCH22 correct answer: 1. Type 1 anaphylaxis, im...

A father brings in his 6-month-old girl, Hannah, because he is concerned that her development has slowed down considerably in the past month. For example, Hannah no longer makes babbling sounds like she used to, and she now drools excessively. She also used to flex her legs and reach for her mother's hair with her hands, but now her legs and arms are floppy. You eventually diagnose Hannah with a pervasive development disorder that is diagnosed only in females. Which is it? A. Autistic disorder ...

NR 507 Final EXAM Study questions with complete solutions Endometrial Cycle Three Phases: Proliferative Phase, Secretory Phase, Ischemic Phase, Ovulation occurs between the follicular/proliferative and the luteal/secretory phase uterine prolapse the decent of the cervix or entire uterus into the vaginal canal ** can be severe protruding completely through vagina and protrude from introitus PCOS Oligo-ovulation or anolvulation elevated androgen levels and polycystic ovaries testicular cancer h...

Unit 8 – Immunodeficiencies Questions & Answers What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - DiGeorge syndrome - Severe combined immune deficiency - Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis - ANS-Cellular immunodeficiencies What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - Ataxia-telangiectasia - Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome - ANS-T-cell immunodeficiencies What type of immunodeficiencies disorders are these?: - Bruton x-linked agammaglobulinemia - Common variable immunodeficien...

Which of the following are considered the " first responders " of the innate immune system ? ~~>Neutrophils Allergic contact dermatitis is an example of hypersensitivity reaction ~~>Type 4 Hives ( urticaria ) are an example of a : ~~>Type 1 hypersensitivity reaction Which of the assessment findings would be expected with urticaria ? ~~>Eosinophilia Underlying pathology for hay fever ? ~~>Mast cell degranulation Chronic granulomatous disease of Childhood DiGeorg...

PNCB Cardiac Practice Study Questions.CHD causes - correct answer mostly unknown chromosomal abnormalities (Down syndrome, Turner's, DiGeorge) Maternal DM, SLE, Rubella Most common CHD - correct answer VSD (25%-30% of all lesions) Signs and symptoms of a CHD - correct answer increased respirations and effort at rest or with activity (feeding) Poor feeding, fatigue during feeding Excessive sweating recurrent respiratory infections May have cyanosis Poor Perfusion (Cool extremeties) ...

CMMB413 Midterm I Question and answers correctly solved 2024 Segmental aneusomy/contiguous gene syndromes - correct answer microdeletions - small deletions that delete a series of genes in a row Ex: DiGeorge syndrome 3 Mb deletion in 22q11.2 region more susceptible due to areas of repetition Clinical cytogenetics - correct answer practice of medical genetics by studying the structure and number of chromosomes and ID possible disorders/abnormalities Indications of chromosomal disorde...

CMMB413 Midterm I Question and answers verified to passCMMB413 Midterm I Segmental aneusomy/contiguous gene syndromes - correct answer microdeletions - small deletions that delete a series of genes in a row Ex: DiGeorge syndrome 3 Mb deletion in 22q11.2 region more susceptible due to areas of repetition Clinical cytogenetics - correct answer practice of medical genetics by studying the structure and number of chromosomes and ID possible disorders/abnormalities Indications of chr...

KETTERING NPS PATIENT ASSESSMENT TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS The neonatal/pediatric specialist attends a high-risk delivery in which the newborn's buttocks and lower extremities present first. This fetal presentation is best referred to as A. complete breech. B. frank breech. C. incomplete breech. D. transverse lie. - CORRECT ANS-A. complete breech. Protruding intestines contained within a translucent membrane or sac best describes which of the following conditions? ...

CHD causes - correct answer mostly unknown chromosomal abnormalities (Down syndrome, Turner's, DiGeorge) Maternal DM, SLE, Rubella Most common CHD - correct answer VSD (25%-30% of all lesions) Signs and symptoms of a CHD - correct answer increased respirations and effort at rest or with activity (feeding) Poor feeding, fatigue during feeding Excessive sweating recurrent respiratory infections May have cyanosis Poor Perfusion (Cool extremeties) Signs of coarctation of the aort...