Down Syndrome is a disease in which there is an extra 21st chromosome in the body. This is caused during cell division. When the baby is in the mother womb, down syndrome can be detected. It can also be detected after the baby is born as well. This disease causes the baby to not develop properly. Researchers have been studying the causes of down syndrome and one of the highest risks, is having the baby when you are over 44 years old. Once you have reached your mid 40s, the possibility of having down syndrome increases to 1 in 35 pregnancies. For women that are 30 years or younger have a lesser chance of having a baby by 1 in a thousand pregnancies. Teenagers also have a higher possibility of having a child born with this disease , they have a percentage of 70-80 percent of having a baby with this disease.
Down syndrome. Children with down syndrome often have distinct physical characteristics because of this disease. Most children have a smaller structure than normal children and have short necks, flat noses, and low muscle tone. Children with this syndrome often have to go to speech therapists because of their slowly developing speech delay. Down Syndrome also effects a child's bodily function. Children with this syndrome also are prone to more diseases in the body. (Crosta, 2009).
Turner Syndrome is a condition that only occurs in females, where they are missing the X chromosome in their sex pair of chromosomes. This syndrome occurs in one in 2,500 births. Turner Syndrome’s main symptom is the height. Girls with turner syndrome are shorter than normal girls. This all happens when girls with turner syndrome don’t hit puberty. During puberty most girls start to produce sex hormones and start their periods. While most girls wit...
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In this essay, the author
- Explains that down syndrome is a disease in which there is an extra 21st chromosome in the body, which causes the baby to not develop properly.
- Explains that children with down syndrome have distinct physical characteristics because of this disease. they have short necks, flat noses and low muscle tone.
- Explains turner syndrome, a condition that only occurs in females, where they are missing the x chromosome in their sex pair.
- Explains that down syndrome is a disease in which there is an extra 21st chromosome in the body, which causes the baby to not develop properly.
- Explains that children with down syndrome have distinct physical characteristics because of this disease. they have short necks, flat noses and low muscle tone.
- Explains turner syndrome, a condition that only occurs in females, where they are missing the x chromosome in their sex pair.
- Explains that most girls with turner syndrome live healthy lives with regular estrogen medication and can't form breasts.
- Explains that klinefelter's syndrome occurs in males who have an extra x chromosome. one in every 500 men have this syndrome, but have no symptoms for it.
- Explains that having low testosterone development, males don't make the sperm needed, but have normal sex lives. some boys with this syndrome develop speech problems and social awkward characteristics.
- Explains that myelodysplastic syndrome is a disease that is the cancer of the bone marrow and blood. the immature blood cells don't work correctly and anemia, bleeding and infection can occur throughout the body.
- Explains that a biopsy of the bone marrow can determine if you have myelodysplastic syndrome and how to prepare for treating it.
- Explains that crossta, p. (2009, april 8), "what is down syndrome?" and "turner syndrome causes, symptoms and diagnosis".
- Cites the national institute of health's klinefelter syndrome website, and national cancer institute’s public information on myelodysplastic syndrome.
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- Explains that down syndrome is a disorder that delays the development of children. it is associated with weak muscle tone, short neck, flat facial profile, upward slant to eyes, and floppiness.
- Explains that there is no real cure for down syndrome, but there are countless therapies that can benefit each patient’s specific needs.
- Explains that down syndrome occurs when a baby is born with an extra chromosome in each of their cells.
- Explains that due to the slow growth and developmental problems of people with down syndrome, they are more susceptible to certain medical problems.
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