Developmental/Congenital Disorders and Childhood Illnesses
In this activity, you will review common developmental and congenital diseases and disorders and common childhood illnesses.
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Topics of this game:
- Inflammation of the larynx, trachea, and bronchi causing "barking" cough in children
- Destruction of fetal RBCs caused by Rh factor incompatibility
- Severe neurological condition affecting children after a viral illness; linked to aspirin use
- Category/type of congenital heart condition in which deoxygenated and oxygenated blood do not mix
- Condition caused by lack of the enzyme necessary to convert amino acid to tyrosine
- Sudden death of unknown etiology in an infant (Abbrev.)
- Condition caused by lack of oxygen to brain of fetus/newborn
- Nephroblastoma
- Condition caused by extra chromosome (trisomy) of chromosome #21
- Chronic dysfunction of the exocrine glands
- Absence of the cranial vault and cranial tissue
- Extra "X" chromosome causing reduced testosterone
- Category/type of congenital heart condition in which deoxygenated and oxygenated blood mix
- Accumulation of CSF in the brain causing increased pressure
- Congenital Aganglionic Megacolon; intestinal motility is impaired and causes obstruction
- Absence of an "X" chromosome causing decreased estrogen levels
- Progressive degeneration and weakening of skeletal muscles; caused by genetic defect in males only
- Virus that causes chicken pox
- Congenital condition in which feet are inverted
- Constriction of bronchi causing wheezing and difficulty breathing; patient is hypersensitive to allergens
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