PPT-Reproductive genetics, Carrier Testing and Teratology

Genetics 202 Jon Bernstein Department of Pediatrics October 15 th 2015 Learning Goals Gain familiarity with indications for and limitations of carrier testing Ethnicity based carrier testing . St. Hugh’s College Oxford. June 25-26, 2015. Presenter . Dodie. Roskies. Director, . JGenes. Pittsburgh. www.JGenesPgh.org. . I . INHERITED WHAT?. You and Your Genes. A . Community’s Response to New Findings:. By Mary Knutson, RN, MSN. Clinical Objectives. Understand the importance of genomics to provide effective nursing care. Integrate genetic knowledge and skills into nursing practice. Utilize additional online resources for genomics. an overview of global trends. Presentation at . FDA Advisory Panel meeting. March 2011. Dr Stuart Hogarth, Global . Biopolitics. Research Group. Department of Political Economy, King’s College London. What we’ve looked at so far. Reproductive systems. Hormone cycles. Estrus detection. Estrus synchronization. Artificial lighting. Artificial hormones (CDIR). Teasers. Fertility. Fertile animals are those that most . Developed by . Ms. . Shawna . Morrison, Dr. Judith . Allanson. and Dr. June Carroll. Last updated . June 2017. Disclaimer. This presentation is for educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for clinical judgement. GEC-KO aims to aid the practicing clinician by providing informed opinions regarding genetic services that have been developed in a rigorous and evidence-based manner. Physicians must use their own clinical judgement in addition to published articles and the information presented herein. GEC-KO assumes no responsibility or liability resulting from the use of information contained herein. . pgEdorgAdapted for PBS LearningMedia in partnership with WETA 2020 bitly/GeneEducationSNAPSHOTIntroduction to Genetics and MedicineAdapted for PBS LearningMedia in partnership with WETA for use withBi Christina Dailey, MS, CGC. Christina Dailey, MS, CGC . M Health Fairview. Program Objectives. At the end of this presentation, the healthcare provider audience for this speaker deck should be able to: . Libby H. . Malphrus. , MS, CGC. Certified Genetic Counselor. Children’s . Hospital/ Savannah Perinatology @. Memorial University Medical Center. Clinical Genetics Instructor (Mercer University School of Medicine). M.B.Ch.B, MSC, PhD, DCH (UK), MRCPCH. Part 1: Single-Gene Disorders. Part 2: Population Genetics . Part 3: Cytogenetics. Genetics. Single-Gene . Disorders. Basic . Definitions. 46 Chromosomes. 22 pairs . screening is . not an all-inclusive test. . . . It looks . for . certain mutations in specific genes . associated with . specific conditions. . . There . is . a residual risk to be a carrier . for the conditions . CancerGenetics@utsouthwestern.edu | 214 - 645 - 2563 Somatic and Germline Genetic Testing Somatic Testing Most cancer is the result of acquired, or somatic , mutations that occur in a cell. Cancers ISPG Residency Education Taskforce. Introduction. What does genetics have to do with psychiatry?. - psychiatric illnesses run in families. - the major psychiatric disorders have a high heritability. Patient with a new diagnosis of Endometrial cancer . MCG-LYNCHEndoNUHProtocol V3March 2022. . Planned review: March 2023. Author CJS/CVL. DIAGNOSIS OF LYNCH SYNDROME UNLIKELY. Refer to clinical genetics if:. Patient meets eligibility criteria as per . National Genomic Test Directory. . Take family history, consider drawing a family pedigree . Discuss gene testing and 3 possible results. Give information sheet to patient.