b) Only old people are selectedc) Each person has an equal chance of being a sampled) Only sick people are selectede) None of the answers68- True or FalseThe males get more adverse effects than the females when affected by a X linked defect.69- Which one is not a chromosomal disease?a) Von Recklinghausen diseaseb) Patau diseasec) Edward diseased) Down Syndromee Fetalis erythroblastosis70- Mr. Bryan came to the hospital for weight loss and refractory cough. After many investigations,he is diagnosed of Lung cancer, especially mesothelioma. He admits to have been aconstruction worker most of his life, and has been frequently in in contact with asbestos. Whatis the influential factor of development in this case?a) Culture(by EnvironmentC) Heredityd) None of the above71- Which one is not a teratogen agent in pregnancy?a) Caffeineb) Tobaccoc) Outside environmental Hazardd) Driving72- What happens during the third stage of childbirth?a) Extraction of the placentab) Contractions of the UterusE Extraction of the babyd) Dilation of the cervix73- A 2 days old baby is brought to the emergency by his parents because a yellow coloration ofhis skin has been noticed. They ask the nurse if their baby has a serious disease. Which one istrue among these answers?a) Very few babies have been concerned by this diseaseb) Maybe the baby has an infectionc) The baby must not drink yellow fluidd) Most of the babies do not need treatmente) None of the answers42- Ye .Does "ormvhere t's with tfeoflex

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Patient D died shortly after birth, with a multitude of anomalies, including microcephaly, low set malformed ears, bilateral harelip, cleft palate, and congenital heart defects. Chromosomes were obtained from a tissue sample. Identify Patient's D a) Number of chromosomes, b) Sex, c) Type of Aberration (if any), d) Type of Syndrome/Trisomy
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9- Which one is not a chromosomal disease? a) Von Recklinghausen disease b) Patau disease c) Edward disease d) Down Syndrome Fetalis erythroblastosis