Craniofacial anomalies - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Embryonic developmental failures r/t multiple genetic and environmental factors. These developmental failures result in an abnormal opening in the lip, palate, and, sometimes, nasal cavity. This issue is an abnormal opening in the lip or palate. The defects may occur unilaterally (on either side) or bilaterally and are the most common congenital craniofacial deformity. Cleft Lip and Palate Results when the medial nasal and maxillary processes fail to join at 6 to 8 weeks of gestation. Cleft lip...

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ACE inhibitors correct answers "the only anti-hypertensive medications associated with structural defects, Renal tubular dysplasia -> oligohydramnios, Potter's sequence, and pulmonary hypoplasia IUGR Hypocalvaria manifested by large anterior fontanel, vasodilation, severe fetal hypotension, anuria/oliguria" Alcohol correct answers "Growth restriction CNS involvement, (intelligence & behavior) Characteristic facial features such as ptosis, short palpebral fissures, smooth philtrum a...

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ACE inhibitors correct answers "the only anti-hypertensive medications associated with structural defects, Renal tubular dysplasia -> oligohydramnios, Potter's sequence, and pulmonary hypoplasia IUGR Hypocalvaria manifested by large anterior fontanel, vasodilation, severe fetal hypotension, anuria/oligura" Critical Period: 2nd-3rd trimesters Alcohol correct answers "Growth restriction CNS (intelligence & behavior) Characteristic facial features such as ptosis, short palpebral fissu...

How many children have a sensorineural hearing loss as a birth defect - ANS - 3 children per 1000 - additional 6 per 1000 acquired by school age Pre-lingual hearing loss - ANS - Birth to 3 years - critical speech language development Newborn hearing Screening - ANS - Universal Newborn Hearing Screening (UNHS) - EHDI false/negative - ANS pass screening but have a hearing loss false/positive - ANS fail screening but pass exam UNHS sta...

CDIS 2250 Exam 3 QueCDIS 2250 Exam 3 Craniofacial anomalies - ANS abnormalities of the skull and face; facial clefts are a part of these anomalies. Orofacial anomalies - ANS abnormalities of the face and mouth. congenital - ANS noted at the time an affected child is born Clefts - ANS are openings that pass through one or more structures that are normally closed. Cleft palate - ANS refers to an opening in the soft and the hard pa...