MID Pregnancy Infertility & Spontaneous Abortion

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What branch of genetics studies chromosomes and their abnormalities?

Cytogenetics

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What is the prenatal testing method that involves collecting amniotic fluid?

Amniocentesis

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What does NIPT stand for?

Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing

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What is a common chromosomal disorder caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21?

Trisomy 21 or Down syndrome

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What is the sampling of placental tissue for chromosomal analysis called?

Chorionic Villus Sampling or CVS

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Which imaging technique is used to measure nuchal translucency?

Ultrasound-Based Screening

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What is the fetal blood sampling technique used for rapid diagnosis?

Cordocentesis

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What genetic condition is associated with a 45,X chromosomal makeup?

Turner Syndrome

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What method is used to detect copy number variations in fetal tissue from spontaneous abortions?

Chromosomal Microarray Analysis or CMA

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What is the process of analyzing the structure, function, and abnormalities of chromosomes?

Karyotyping

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__ is used in cases where rapid diagnosis is needed, such as suspected fetal anemia.

Cordocentesis

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__ is the most common chromosomal disorder, characterized by intellectual disability.

Trisomy 21 or Down syndrome

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__ is used to identify single-gene mutations that may contribute to miscarriage.

Whole-Exome Sequencing or WES

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NIPT cannot detect balanced translocations or low-level __.

mosaicism

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__ involves ensuring patients understand risks, benefits, and limitations of genetic testing.

Informed Consent

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__ is characterized by severe midline defects, cleft lip/palate, and polydactyly.

Trisomy 13 or Patau Syndrome

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__ is the process of culturing cells from amniotic fluid for chromosomal analysis.

Karyotyping

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__ pregnancies, with chromosomal abnormalities being the leading cause.

Spontaneous abortion or miscarriage

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__ syndrome is associated with a 47,XXY karyotype.

Klinefelter Syndrome

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__ are used to detect aneuploidies and structural chromosomal abnormalities.

Amniocentesis and CVS

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NIPT can detect balanced translocations.

False

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Amniocentesis is typically performed in the first trimester.

False

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Trisomy 18 is associated with a high neonatal mortality rate.

True

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Ultrasound screening can definitively diagnose genetic conditions.

False

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Karyotyping on fetal tissue has a higher success rate in prolonged miscarriages.

False

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Cordocentesis is used for high-resolution karyotyping.

True

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Turner syndrome results from an extra X chromosome.

False

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CMA is less sensitive than karyotyping for detecting submicroscopic deletions.

False

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Ethical considerations in prenatal genetic testing include equitable access.

True

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Maternal contamination does not affect the integrity of genetic samples.

False

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What is a potential psychological impact of prenatal genetic testing results? a) Increased parental bonding b) Potential distress affecting parental decisions c) Decreased anxiety in parents d) Enhanced family relationships

(b) Potential distress affecting parental decisions

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Which prenatal testing method poses a slightly higher risk of complications but provides earlier results? a) Amniocentesis b) Cordocentesis c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) d) Ultrasound-Based Screening

(c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)

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What is the primary function of NIPT? a) To detect all genetic disorders b) To analyze fetal DNA in maternal blood for common aneuploidies c) To perform high-resolution karyotyping d) To measure nuchal translucency

(b) To analyze fetal DNA in maternal blood for common aneuploidies

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Which chromosomal abnormality is associated with severe developmental delays and clenched hands?
a) Trisomy 21
b) Trisomy 18
c) Trisomy 13
d) Turner Syndrome

(b) Trisomy 18

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What is the primary goal of cytogenetic studies in spontaneous abortions? a) To determine the sex of the fetus b) To identify environmental factors leading to miscarriage c) To determine if genetic factors contributed to pregnancy loss d) To assess fetal growth

(c) To determine if genetic factors contributed to pregnancy loss

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Which of the following is a limitation of current cytogenetic testing? a) 100% accuracy b) Detecting low-level mosaicism c) Maternal contamination affecting sample integrity d) Universal availability

(c) Maternal contamination affecting sample integrity

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Which of the following is a future direction in prenatal cytogenetics? a) Decreased non-invasive testing b) Gene editing research c) Reduced genetic counseling services d) Limited AI in genetic analysis

(b) Gene editing research

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Which method is used when rapid diagnosis is needed, such as suspected fetal anemia? a) Amniocentesis b) CVS c) Cordocentesis d) NIPT

(c) Cordocentesis

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What is the main ethical concern regarding selective termination based on prenatal genetic testing? a) Increased access to healthcare b) Reproductive choices and potential discrimination c) Improved patient confidentiality d) Reduced psychological distress

(b) Reproductive choices and potential discrimination

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What is a key advantage of CMA over karyotyping in spontaneous abortions? a) Lower cost b) Higher success rate in prolonged miscarriages c) Ability to detect copy number variations (CNVs) d) Faster turnaround time

(c) Ability to detect copy number variations (CNVs)

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A couple receives NIPT results indicating a high risk for Trisomy 21. What should the healthcare provider recommend next? a) Proceed with the pregnancy without further testing. b) Offer diagnostic testing like amniocentesis or CVS. c) Recommend immediate termination of the pregnancy. d) Suggest an ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.

(b) Offer diagnostic testing like amniocentesis or CVS.

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A pregnant woman at 12 weeks gestation wants to know the earliest invasive test available to her. Which test should be recommended? a) Amniocentesis b) Cordocentesis c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) d) Ultrasound-Based Screening

(c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)

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A family with a history of recurrent miscarriages seeks genetic counseling. Which test would be most effective in determining genetic causes? a) NIPT b) Ultrasound-Based Screening c) Whole-Exome Sequencing (WES) d) Amniocentesis

(c) Whole-Exome Sequencing (WES)

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A pregnant woman has an ultrasound indicating increased nuchal translucency. What is the next step in her prenatal screening? a) Perform NIPT b) Directly proceed to cordocentesis c) Recommend a follow up ultrasound at 20 weeks. d) Recommend immediate termination of pregnancy.

(a) Perform NIPT

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A couple is concerned about the reliability of NIPT. What information should the genetic counselor provide? a) NIPT is 100% accurate and diagnostic. b) NIPT is a screening test with high accuracy for common aneuploidies but has limitations. c) NIPT can detect all genetic disorders. d) NIPT is not recommended for prenatal screening.

(b) NIPT is a screening test with high accuracy for common aneuploidies but has limitations.

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A patient’s amniocentesis results show low level mosaicism. What should the genetic counselor explain? a) The results are definitive and require immediate action. b) Mosaicism may require additional testing and interpretation. c) The results are false due to maternal contamination. d) Mosaicism is a normal finding and requires no further action.

(b) Mosaicism may require additional testing and interpretation.

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A clinic in a developing region has limited access to advanced genetic testing. What is the most cost-effective initial screening method? a) NIPT b) Ultrasound-Based Screening c) Cordocentesis d) Whole-Exome Sequencing (WES)

(b) Ultrasound-Based Screening

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A pregnant woman with Rh-negative blood needs rapid fetal genetic testing. Which test is most appropriate to minimize the risk of Rh sensitization? a) Amniocentesis b) Cordocentesis c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) d) NIPT

(d) NIPT

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A couple is considering prenatal testing because of advanced maternal age. Which test should the healthcare provider initially recommend, considering its non-invasive nature and high detection rate for common aneuploidies? a) Amniocentesis b) Cordocentesis c) Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) d) NIPT

(d) NIPT

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In a case where a fetal ultrasound reveals multiple structural