Chromosomal Abnormalities
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Pediatrics — A Comprehensive Review for the Certification and Recertification Examinations for Physician Assistants▶ 30:47It's all about empowering parents with knowledge and connecting them with the resources they need to help their children thriveNow, before we wrap up this part, I want to make sure we touch on chromosomal abnormalitiesRemember, we briefly mentioned them in the last part, but there's a lot more to uncover hereHereditary and Environmental Influences on Development — Maternal-Child Nursing▶ 2:27how traits move from parent to childWe'll tackle chromosomal abnormalities, these multifactorial disorders, and then we'll shift gears to the environment, things like teratogensAnd then bring it all homeAssessment of High-Risk Pregnancy — Maternity and Women's Health Care▶ 5:56ExactlyPlus, the eggs themselves are older, which significantly raises the statistical risk for chromosomal abnormalitiesSo, you know, the dominoes fall in entirely different directions, but both age groups require really intense targeted surveillance