Childhood Diseases
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| True or false? Conjoined twins are two separate eggs that fuse together in the womb. | False
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| Which gender are conjoined twins seen in more often, male or female? | Female
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| Twins with a cranial union are considered to be what? | Craniopagus
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| Is it possible to separate conjoined twins? | Yes
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| Connection from the breastbone to the waist is know as what? | Omphalopagus
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| A condition whose symptoms include small stature, bulging forehead, depressed nasal bridge, malaligned teeth, and short limbs. | Robinow Syndrome
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| True or false? Children with Robinow Syndrome are born following a normal pregnancy and have a normal birthweight. | True
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| What is the predicted life span of a child with Robinow Syndrome? | Normal
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| Is Robinow Syndrome cureable? | No
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| What are the two forms of Robinow Syndrome? | Dominant and Reccessive
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| When is spina bifida typically discovered? | Newborn Examination
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| When the meninges and, in sever cases, the spinal cord, herniate due to lack of closure it is called what? | Spina Bifida
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| A myelomeningocele is where the external sac contains meninges, CSF, and what? | Spinal Cord
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| The least severe form of spina bifida is called what? | Spina Bifida Occulta
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| Spina Bifida occurs when there is a failure of the posterior spinal proccesses to close in what section? | Lumbar
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| What type of defect is anencephaly? | Neural Tube Defect
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| What is the prognosis for children with anencephaly? | Death
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| Who is more often effected by anencephaly, males or females? | Females
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| True or false, you can discover anencephaly in children even before they are born. | True
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| What is the definitive cause of anencephaly? | Unknown
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| Does Turner's Syndrome effect males or females? | Females
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| What kind of disease is Turner's syndrome? | chromosomal
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| These symptoms describe what disorder? Amenorrhea, webbing, sterility, dwarfism, cardiac/kidney defects. | Turner's Syndrome
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| How is Turner's Syndrome diagnosed? | Chromosomal smear studies
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| What is the most common disorder of gonadal dysgenesis in females? | Turner's Syndrome
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