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Advanced Patho D115
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Identify the types of genetic testing
(carrier screening) and their uses for
family planning, disease screening,
diagnosis and treatments
Identify the chromosomes affected
in patients with turner syndrome.
What are the clinical characteristics?
How are these individuals treated?
discuss the clinical manifestations
and pathophysiology of cri du chat
syndrome
describe the process of adaptive
immunity
Discuss the pathophysiology, clinical
manifestations and treatment options
for the autoimmune condition of
systemic Lupus erythematosus
, Describe how vaccines activate the
immune system and how they lead to
immunity of disease
What chromosomes are affected in
person's with Down Syndrome? What
other diseases may affect persons
with Down Syndrome?
What are the cardinal signs of
inflammation?
Discuss the theories regarding the
etiologies of Bell's palsy. Which
cranial nerve is impacted?
Discuss the different abnormal motor
responses associated with
decreased responsiveness in acute
brain injuries.How can the abnormal
motor responses help the clinician to
evaluate the level of dysfunction and
the side of the brain that is
damaged?
Provide 2 examples.
Discuss the pathophysiology of
bacterial meningitis. What are the
common manifestations? Discuss the
possible damage to cranial nerves.
Review figure 18.24 in your McCance
textbook.
Advanced Patho D115
Save
Identify the types of genetic testing
(carrier screening) and their uses for
family planning, disease screening,
diagnosis and treatments
Identify the chromosomes affected
in patients with turner syndrome.
What are the clinical characteristics?
How are these individuals treated?
discuss the clinical manifestations
and pathophysiology of cri du chat
syndrome
describe the process of adaptive
immunity
Discuss the pathophysiology, clinical
manifestations and treatment options
for the autoimmune condition of
systemic Lupus erythematosus
, Describe how vaccines activate the
immune system and how they lead to
immunity of disease
What chromosomes are affected in
person's with Down Syndrome? What
other diseases may affect persons
with Down Syndrome?
What are the cardinal signs of
inflammation?
Discuss the theories regarding the
etiologies of Bell's palsy. Which
cranial nerve is impacted?
Discuss the different abnormal motor
responses associated with
decreased responsiveness in acute
brain injuries.How can the abnormal
motor responses help the clinician to
evaluate the level of dysfunction and
the side of the brain that is
damaged?
Provide 2 examples.
Discuss the pathophysiology of
bacterial meningitis. What are the
common manifestations? Discuss the
possible damage to cranial nerves.
Review figure 18.24 in your McCance
textbook.
