Pathophysiology Fall Final Review

Rubella...

• is a virus that causes fetal death or birth defects if a woman is pregnant

• respiratory disease that infects both the upper and lower respiratory tracts

• disease that causes birth defects

• causes hearing loss, shortness of breath, muscle spasms

Respiratory Syncytial Virus...

• delay in hitting some important skill milestones, and the birth was very long and difficult

• a "hole in the heart" in the structure separating the bottom chambers of the heart.

• the absence of the brain or cranial vault

• respiratory disease that infects both the upper and lower respiratory tracts at the same time, a serious infection in infants and children

imperforate anus

• area of the brain is affected in cerebral palsy

• congenital malformation where the rectum fails to attach to the anus

• can quickly become life threatening to infants and children

• causative agent for a disease that presents with a slapped cheek rash

talipes equinovarus

• medical name for clubfoot

• the absence of the brain or cranial vault

• the medical term for a birth defect

• delay in hitting some important skill milestones and a birth was very long and difficult can indicate

anencephaly

• type of immunity that a mother passes to her unborn baby

• can quickly become life threatening to infants and children

• the absence of the brain or cranial vault

• genetic disease is characterized by respiratory problems, incomplete digestion and increased salt loss from the sweat glands

congenital anomaly

• beneficial protective measure in response to injury that the body performs

• the purpose of humoral immunity

• genetic disease is characterized by respiratory problems, incomplete digestion and increased salt loss from the sweat glands

• the medical term for a birth defect

cerebral palsy

• type of immunity you get from having the disease

• delay in hitting some important skill milestones and a birth was very long and difficult can indicate

• substance created by the beta cells on the pancreas

• beneficial protective measure in response to injury that the body performs

ventricular septal defect

• a “hole in the heart” in the structure separating the bottom chambers of the heart

• Treatment for hydrocephalus

• an acute encephalopathy in children under the age of 15 who have recently had a viral infection and took aspirin

• causative agent for a disease which presents with a “slapped cheek” rash

– placing a shunt to drain excess CSF

• Treatment for hydrocephalus

• - Inhibits gene expression; Blocks entry into host cell; Inhibits assembly of the virus

• distinctive sign is severe ulnar deviation

• high number of ANA’s and she is presenting with a butterfly rash on her face

most severe form of Spina Bifida

• anaphylaxis

• Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

• – isoimmune disease

• myelomeningocele