1. Umbilical Cord + Trisomies

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<p>why must umbilical cord integrity be protected? *</p>

why must umbilical cord integrity be protected? *

compression can interrupt fetal oxygen and nutrient supply

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what protects umbilical cord vessels from compression? *

Wharton’s jelly

<p>Wharton’s jelly</p>
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how many vessels are in a normal umbilical cord?

2 arteries + 1 vein (AVA)

  • a single artery warrants assessment for associated renal and GI anomalies


<p>2 arteries + 1 vein (AVA)</p><ul><li><p>a single artery warrants assessment for associated renal and GI anomalies</p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>how does amniotic fluid <strong>protect</strong> the fetus and umbilical cord?</p>

how does amniotic fluid protect the fetus and umbilical cord?

cushions the fetus from trauma;prevents cord compression

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<p>how does amniotic fluid support fetal development?</p>

how does amniotic fluid support fetal development?

  • maintains constant temperature

  • permits symmetric growth

  • allows movement for musculoskeletal development


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<p>how does someone get <strong>Down</strong> syndrome?</p>

how does someone get Down syndrome?

born with an extra copy of chromosome 21

  • intellectual disability, characteristic facial features

  • possible single palmar crease

  • increased risk of heart defects


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how to tell if a baby has down syndrome

only one crease on palms

<p>only one crease on palms</p>
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<p>how does someone get <strong>Edwards</strong> syndrome?</p>

how does someone get Edwards syndrome?

born with an extra copy of chromosome 18

  • severe intellectual disability and multiple physical abnormalities

  • most affected infants do not survive the first year


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how does someone get Patau syndrome?

born with an extra copy of chromosome 13

  • severe intellectual disability

  • brain and heart abnormalities

  • cleft palate

  • very low survival rate