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41st National Conference on Pediatric Health Care
March 25-28, 2020 ǀ Long Beach, Calif.
Genetic DisordersSharon Stevenson DNP, APRN, PPCNP-BC
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Disclosures
Sharon B. Stevenson, DNP, APRN, PPCNP-BC
• Has no financial relationship with commercial interests
• This presentation contains no reference to unlabeled/unapproved uses of drugs or products
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Learning Objectives
• Review basics of genetic principles
• Identify components of family history and pedigree
• List types of diagnostic studies
• Discuss primary care management, monitoring and follow-up of genetic conditions
• Describe common genetic disorders in children
• List common diagnostic studies used when evaluating a suspected genetic disorder
• Discuss presenting symptoms and diagnostic studies needed for suspected genetic disorder
• List genetic disorders identified through newborn screenings
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Basic Principles of Genetics
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Chromosomes
• Each chromosome has a strand of DNA
• Human cells have 23 pairs ➢22 are autosomes; are same in
males/females
➢Sex chromosomes differ between males/females
• Karyotype – picture of chromosomes lined up in pairs
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Mutations
• Mutation – variation <1% people ➢Often disease-causing
• Polymorphism – in >1% people➢Usually considered normal variation
• Chromosome mutations –involve larger segments➢Multi-organ, large effects, as in
Down syndrome
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Genetic Implications for Pediatric Care
• Assessment➢FH
➢Recognition of genetic red flags
➢Complete head-to-toe physical/developmental assessment
➢Comprehensive family health history
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Family Health History and Pedigree
• 3-generation pedigree➢Visual record genetic links/health
➢Strength/pattern of traits or diseases
➢Insights about families, shared genes
➢Include health status of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree relatives
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Family Health History and Pedigree (continued)
• Genetic red flags from history➢ Indicate potential for genetic risk➢Rule of Too/Two
➢ Too many of something➢ Two people/events occur
➢ Multiple affected members with same disorder
➢ Earlier age at onset than expected for disorder
➢ Condition/disorder in less-often affected sex
➢ Appearance of disease in absence of known risk factors
➢ Ethnicity or ancestral background➢ Consanguinity➢ Intellectual impairment
• Physical findings indicating genetic disorders➢Physical abnormalities
➢Café au lait spots➢Growth problems➢Congenital anomalies
➢ Neurological abnormalities➢ Hearing/vision loss➢ Developmental delay➢ MR➢ Seizures
➢ Malformations (birth defects)➢ Deformities➢ Dysplasia➢ Syndrome
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Diagnostic Studies
• Screening➢Used in asymptomatic populations to
identify those needing further evaluation
• Newborn screening➢Identifies disorders benefiting from
early diagnosis and treatment➢National Recommended Universal
Screening Panel (RUSP) – 31 core/26 secondary conditions for screening
• Prenatal screening➢Detect genetic/congenital disorders
before birth
• Diagnostic genetic testing➢Confirmatory ➢Main types: karyotype, FISH,
biochemical testing, chromosomal microarray, molecular testing, next generation sequencing
• Carrier testing➢Identifies who has one copy of a gene
mutation➢Family planning
• Other testing➢Predictive/pre-symptomatic➢Pharmacological➢forensic
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Primary Care Management of Children with Genetic Disorders
• Genetics referral➢+ FH
➢Children with developmental, growth, and/or structural disorders
➢Genetics counseling a specific aspect of referral
• Medical home
• Age-appropriate health supervision guidelines
• Specific guidelines for children with certain conditions
https://www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-health-initiatives/Pages/Genetics-in-Primary-Care-Institute.aspx
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Let’s Talk Genetics
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Categories of Genetic Disorders
• Monogenetic➢Occur when mutations affect a
single gene
• Chromosomal Abnormalities➢Changes in number/structure
➢Mosaicism= altered changes in some cells
• Multifactorial ➢Teratogens
➢Combination genetic/environmental
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Monogenetic Disorders
• Sickle Cell Disease
• Hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease
• Marfan Syndrome
• Fragile X Syndrome
• Duchene Muscular Dystrophy
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Sickle Cell Disease (SCD)
• Key Characteristics:• Includes HbAS (trait) and HbSS
(anemia); HbSC; Thalassemias
• Most common hemoglobinopathy in US
• Auto recessive, abnormal crescent shaped RBCs
• Clinical hallmarks- vaso-occlusive, and hemolysis
• Recurrent acute and chronic pain
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Sickle Cell Disease (continued)
• SC Anemia• Good health w/intermittent crisis• Chronic anemia (hgb 6-9)• RBC turnover 5-10 days vs nl 120
days
• Evaluation:• Hemoglobin electrophoresis• CBC w/indices• Screen in pregnancy (African,
Mediterranean, Middle Eastern)
• Common complications• Pulmonary, UTI osteomyelitis,
jaundice, cardiomegaly, LVH, CVA
• SC Crisis• Pain: long bones, abdomen, back,
chest• Dehydration, hypoxia, acidosis
• Management• Folic acid 4 mg daily (SCA)• Educate: Proper nutrition/hydration,
S/S of infection• Vaccinate• Diagnose and treat infections
promptly; tx crisis promptly• Routine labs ie., CBC, Cr, LFTs, urine
culture, iron and ferritin
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Hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease
• Key Characteristics:
• Hemophilia A• Factor VIII deficiency or absence
• Prolonged bleeding (spontaneous or trauma)
• X-linked recessive
• Hemophilia B• Factor IX deficiency
• Males primarily affected
• Von Willebrand (vascular hemophilia)• Caused by abnormality of vWF
protein
• Affects both sexes
• Most common inherited bleeding disorder
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Hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease
• S/S: Hemophilia A & B• +FH• Excessive bruising• Prolonged bleeding (minor lacerations,
immunizations, circumcision)• Hemarthrosis
• Evaluation• Prolonged aPTT• Factor VIII or IX specific assay
• Management• Prevention of trauma• Plasma replacement therapy • Cold and pressure to hemarthrosis
areas• Ø ASA or NSAIDS
• S/S: Von Willebrand• Hx of ecchymosis• Prolonged/excessive bleeding
(menses, epistaxis, trauma)
• Evaluation• Factor VIII clotting activity,
vWF antigen and vWFdecreased
• Management• DDAVP• Factor VIII or vWF
concentrate
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Marfan Syndrome
• Key Characteristics:• Variable systemic connective tissue
inherited disorder, autosomal dominate
• Mutation in the fibrillin gene
• Fibrillin important component of microfibrils in Elastin
• Affects skeleton, eyes, and CVS
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Marfan Syndrome (continued)
• S/S:• Tall stature
• Long fingers
• Pigeon breast deformity
• Hyper-extensible joints
• High arched palate
• BL subluxation of lens
• Floppy mitral valve
• Aortic aneurysm and dissection
• Defects in skin, lungs
• Spontaneous pneumothorax
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Marfan Syndrome (continued)
• Evaluation:• Clinical attributes: long bone
overgrowth, dislocated lenses of the eye, aortic root aneurysm
• Fibrillin-1 genetic test
• Management:• Echo
• Pharmacotherapy for cardiac symptoms
• Specialty care team
• PC monitoring• Specialized growth chart
• Orthopedic problems, including scoliosis, pes planus
• B/P (hypertension)
• Annual ophthalmology screen
• Avoid contact sports
• Caution: spontaneous pneumothorax, aortic root dilatation, MVP
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Fragile X Syndrome
• Key Characteristics:• Most common inherited cause of
intellectual disability
• Caused by mutation in fragile X mental retardation 1 gene (FMR1)
• Fragile or break at the X chromosome (Xq27.3)
• Males = Females
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Fragile X Syndrome (continued)
• S/S Males:• Mild to severe MR & LD
• Delayed language
• Long or narrow face
• Prominent or cupped ears
• Enlarged testicles
• Hyperextensible finger joints, pes planux
• Hyperactivity or ADHD
• S/S Females:• Mild cognitive deficits to MR
• Delayed language
• Shy, social anxiety
• Prominent ears
• Long, narrow face or high-arched palate
• Hyperextensible finger joints, pes planus
• Inattention but < hyperactivity
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Fragile X Syndrome (continued)
• Evaluation:• Molecular genetic testing • 1 or more typical features: prominent
ears, hyperextensible finger joints, poor eye contact, in combination with DD or MR
• Management:• Medications for hyperactivity• Medications for aggression or severe
mood lability• Special education support w/therapy
services• Genetic counseling
• PC monitoring• Developmental/behavior problems
• OM/sinus
• OSA
• Obesity
• Vision
• Caution: hypertension, MVP
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Duchene Muscular Dystrophy
• Key Characteristics:• Most common neuromuscular
disease of childhood
• Early age onset
• Primarily affects skeletal and heart muscle
• X-linked, majority males affected
• Mutation in the dystrophin gene Xp21
• Chronic, degenerative, fatal disorder
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Duchene Muscular Dystrophy (continued)
• S/S:• Delayed motor milestones
• Growth delay
• Consistent pattern of weakness
• Clumsiness, frequent falls
• +Gowers
• Calf pseudohypertrophy
• Orthopedic complications
• Cognitive and behavioral disorders
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Duchene Muscular Dystrophy (continued)
• Evaluation:• Elevated CK• Genetic analysis
(deletions/duplications)• Muscle biopsy• EMG
• Associated problems• Pulmonary effects• Cardiac dysfunction• Cognitive impairments• Feeding/swallowing difficulties• Obesity• Constipation
• Management:• No cure for DMD
• Plan should be individualized
• Therapies (PT, OT, St, recreational, aqua)
• Immunizations, AAP guidelines
• PC monitoring• Dental care
• Growth, development, safety
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Chromosomal Defects
• Down Syndrome
• Prader Willi Syndrome
• Turner Syndrome
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Down Syndrome
• Key Characteristics:• aka Trisomy 21
• Most common chromosomal disorder
• Extra copy of genetic material on 21st chromosome
• Majority of cases extra chromosome from mother
• Caused by a meiotic non-junction event
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Down Syndrome (continued)
• S/S and Presentation:• Short stature• Brachycephaly• Midface hypoplasia• Epicanthal folds with palpebral
fissures that slant down to midline• Small mouth with protruding
tongue• Myopia• Lax joints• Single palmar crease• Exaggerated space between great
and 2nd toes
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Down Syndrome (continued)
• Evaluation:• Karyotyping pre/postnatal• No one physical characteristic is considered
diagnostic
• Management:• Extensive interdisciplinary services• Genetic counseling• Prevention of secondary conditions• Enrollment in EIP
• Associated Problems• Intellectual/Developmental delay• Hearing loss• Cardiac defects, GI anomalies, MSK,
Immune system deficiency, Thyroid, Growth, Malignancies
• PC monitoring• Specialized growth chart
• OSA
• Annual vision/hearing
• Annual thyroid screen
• Caution: increased risk leukemia, duodenal atresia, cardiac anomalies
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Prader Willi Syndrome
• Key Characteristics:• Most common form of syndromic
obesity
• Absence of a group of genes on chromosome 15
• Majority of cases occur sporadically
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Prader Willi Syndrome (continued)
• S/S:• FTT (infancy)
• Short stature
• Central obesity (later in childhood)
• Hypothalamic insufficiency
• Strabismus
• Myopia/hyperopia
• Sleep apnea
• Enamel hypoplasia
• Scoliosis
• Hallmark- neonatal hypotonia
• Evaluation:• Methylation analysis (deletion,
uniparental disomy, or imprinting mutation)
• Major criteria: excessive wt gain, neonatal/infant hypotonia, feeding issues, hypogonadism, DD, hyperphagia
• Minor criteria: decreased fetal movement, behavior problems, sleep disturbance, short stature, hypopigmentation, small hands/feet, visual disturbance.
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Prader Willi Syndrome (continued)
• Management: • Symptom specific• GH for growth failure• Therapy services • Clinical nutrition/weight management• Pharmacotherapy
• PC Monitoring• Specialized growth chart• DD/ID• Speech• Annual vision• Behavioral problems
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Turner Syndrome
• Key Characteristics:• Primary hypogonadism in
phenotypic females
• Results from partial or complete monosomy of an X chromosome
• Most common cause is absence of one X chromosome (45 X)
• Less commonly, mosaicism, or deletions on the short arm of the X chromosome
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Turner Syndrome (continued)
• S/S:• Short stature for family• Short neck w/webbing• Posteriorly rotated ears• Ptosis • Short 4th & 5th metacarpals• Short legs• Hip dysplasia, scoliosis, &/or
kyphosis• Horseshoe kidney• Cardiac disease• Delayed puberty
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Turner Syndrome (continued)
• Associated problems• LD• Hearing loss• Strabismus
• Evaluation:• Karyotype analysis• Prenatal diagnostic screening
(chorionic villus sampling or amniocentesis)
• Management:• GH • Estrogen therapy• Managing associated congenital
anomalies, comorbidities or complications
• PC monitoring• Specialized growth chart
• LD
• BP (hypertension)
• Annual thyroid screen
• Scoliosis
• Caution: cardiac/renal anomalies
• Estrogen supplementation with puberty
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Multifactorial Genetic Disorders
• Neural Tube Defects (NTDs)
• Cleft lip/palate
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Neural Tube Defects (NTDs)
• Key Characteristics:• Malformations of the CNS
• Spina bifida or myelodysplasia most common NTD
• Combination of environmental and genetic factors
• Autosomal recessive
• No single gene
• Exposure to teratogens i.e., certain medicines, hyperthermia, radiation, ETOH, lead, Infections- Rubella
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Neural Tube Defects (continued)
• Congenital malformation of vertebrae• Spina bifida• Meningocele• Myelomeningocele
• Cutaneous abnormalities • Hair tufts• Dimpling• Hemangiomas• Dermoid cysts
• S/S:• LE weakness or atrophy• Foot deformities• B/B disturbances
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Neural Tube Defects (continued)
• Evaluation:• US in utero
• Prenatal screening
• Postnatal: US, CT, MRI
• Cardiopulmonary assessment before surgical intervention
• Management• Assess level of involvement
(CT/MRI)
• NS
• Multi-disciplinary team approach
• PC • G & D
• Nutritional assessment
• Safety
• Immunization, AAP guidelines
• Condition specific screenings
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Cleft Lip and Palate
• Key Characteristics:• Nonsyndromic – multifactorial
• Environmental
• Genetic
• Syndromic• Single-gene disorders
• Chromosomal abnormalities
• Teratogens
• sequences
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Cleft Lip and Palate (continued)
• S/S and clinical presentation:• Cleft lip: fissure of the upper lip
along the frenulum that often includes bones of upper jaw and/or gum
• Cleft palate: fissure in either the hard palate and/or soft palate
• Cleft palate: difficulty feeding b/c inability to suck
• Pierre Robin sequence: S/S of upper airway obstruction r/t micrognathia
• Submucous cleft palate: nasal-sounding speech
• Evaluation/Diagnostic criteria:• Obvious birth defect
• Unilateral or bilateral
• Incomplete or complete
• Management:• Establishment of adequate feeding
• Airway management for infants with Pierre Robin sequence
• Surgical reconstruction
• Otolaryngology
• Audiology and speech
• Dental and orthodontic
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Newborn Screenings
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Phenylketonuria (PKU)
• Key Characteristics:• Frequency 1:12,000• Autosomal recessive• Deficiency in the enzyme phenylalanine
hydroxylase• Impaired conversion of the aa phe to tyr
• If undetected during the newborn period, the onset of PKU is insidious and may not cause symptoms until early infancy.
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PKU (continued)
• S/S:• Appear normal at birthIf Untreated:• Hallmark- irreversible intellectual
disability, seizures, behavioral abnormalities, microcephaly and skin disease
• Neonatal vomiting• Mousy odor of urine and sweat• Fine, rapid, irregular tremor
• Evaluation:• Elevated serum phenylalanine• Molecular testing
• Management:• Diet with low (controlled)
phenylalanine content
• Supplement tyrosine and other nutrients as needed
• Clinical nutrition
• PC monitoring• G&D
• Diet for life
• Condition specific screening
• Immunizations, AAP guidelines
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Congenital Hypothyroidism
• Key Characteristics:• Frequency 1:2000 to 1:4000
• Most commonly congenital absence of thyroid gland
• May be ectopic/hypoplastic
• Preventable cause of intellectual disability
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Congenital Hypothyroidism (continued)
• S/S:• Asymptomatic at birth
• Severe MR
• Growth retardation
• Irreversible neurologic problems after 16 days of no therapy
• Evaluation:• Routine screening all 50 states
• Issues: early d/c of infants
• Management:• Thyroid hormone replacement
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Galactosemia
• Key Characteristics:• Frequency 1:60,000
• Altered metabolism of galactose
• Deficiency of enzyme gal-1-PUT, most common and severe
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Galactosemia (continued)
• S/S:• Symptoms after galactose in diet
• Jaundice
• Vomiting
• Hepatomegaly
• FTT
• Poor feeding
• Lethargy
• Diarrhea
• Sepsis
• Evaluation/Diagnostic: • Newborn screening
• Management:• Galactose free diet
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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH)
• Key Characteristics:• Frequency 1:15,000
• Inherited disorder d/t missing enzyme affecting steroid/hormone production
• Three kinds• Classical/Salt Wasting CAH
• Simple Virilizers
• Non-Classical CAH
• Most common 21-hydroxylase deficiency (21-OHD)
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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (continued)
• Classic• Virilization
• Elevated 17-OHP (hydroxyprogesterone)
• Electrolyte instability• Vomiting, dehydration• FTT• Metabolic alkalosis
• Adrenal crisis
• Nonclassic• Female: virilization, ambiguous
genitalia at birth• Male: early beard growth• Both: accelerated growth, advanced
bone age, premature adrenarche
Management:• Glucocorticoid replacement• Mineralocorticoids & sodium replacement• Genital surgery• Psychosocial support
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Newborn Hearing Screen
• Meets all criteria for population screening
• Advances:• Technology in testing (ABR/OAE)
• Most common condition screened
• If hearing loss detected• Before 6 months = normal
speech/language• After 18 months =
speech/language deficits
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QuestionTypical signs of a child with Sickle Cell Trait include which of the following:
A. Asymptomatic
B. Pleuritic chest pain, fever, cough
C. Abdominal and back pain
D. Fatigue, swelling of hands and feet
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Typical signs of a child with Sickle Cell Trait include which of the following:
Answer: Asymptomatic
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QuestionWhich of the following genetic disorders would the PNP counsel about avoidance of contact sports?
A. Neurofibromatosis 1
B. Prader Willi Syndrome
C. Marfan Syndrome
D. Fragile X Syndrome
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Which of the following genetic disorders would the PNP counsel about avoidance of contact sports?
Answer: Marfan Syndrome
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QuestionWhich diagnostic study would the PNP initially order in a 5 year old child with difficulty climbing stairs, running, and falls frequently.
A. Serum creatine kinase
B. Molecular testing
C. Karotype
D. Chromosomal micro-array
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Which diagnostic study would the PNP initially order in a 5 year old child with difficulty climbing stairs, running, and falls frequently.
Answer: Serum creatine kinase
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Question
A 13-year old girl with clinical physicals on examination of short stature, webbed neck and delayed puberty. What diagnosis would the PNP suspect:
A. Fragile X Syndrome
B. Marfan Syndrome
C. Turner Syndrome
D. Prader Willi Syndrome
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A 13-year old girl with clinical physicals on examination of short stature, webbed neck and delayed puberty. What diagnosis would the PNP suspect:
Answer: Turner Syndrome