Hip Dysplasia - Genetic Disease FInal

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What is hip dysplasia?

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A hip socket that isn't fully formed around the hip joint.

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Can hip dysplasia be treated if found in a baby?

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True

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Who is most commonly affected by hip dysplasia?

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1st born girls.

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Does hip dysplasia increase the risk of hip/joint dislocation?

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False.

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How many genetic enhancers are involved in hip dysplasia?

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Two.

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What are the symptoms of hip dysplasia in infants?

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Symptoms may include limited range of motion in the hip, uneven leg lengths, and a clicking sound when moving the hip.

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What is the role of genetics in hip dysplasia?

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Genetics can influence the development of hip dysplasia, with certain genetic factors increasing the risk.

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What are common treatments for hip dysplasia in infants?

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Common treatments include the use of a Pavlik harness, surgery, or physical therapy.

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What is the importance of early detection of hip dysplasia?

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Early detection allows for timely treatment, which can prevent long-term complications.

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What is the relationship between hip dysplasia and family history?

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A family history of hip dysplasia can increase the likelihood of the condition occurring in offspring.