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- An 18-year-old woman consulted a physician because of her failureto initiate menses. She had experienced normal breast developmentat age 13, but no pubic or axillary hair had ever appeared. Her heightwas 5 feet 6 inches, weight 119 pounds, blood pressure 110/70,and pulse 60 beats/minute. Her physical examination confirmedthe presence of well-developed breasts and the external genitaliaof a normal female. However, the vagina ended in a blind pouch,and there was no evidence of a cervix, ovaries, or a uterus. Withinthe inguinal area, the examining physician could palpate a small,spherical mass on each side. Is this patient’s genotype most likelyXX, XO, or XY? Explain why the genotype you selected is consistent with the manifestationsMother A tells the nurse she uses Methamphetamine. “ This drugs may affect my baby? What will be the possible symptoms my newborn have at birth?”. Which of the following manifestation of the newborn that the nurse explains to the mother? A. “ Your baby might be sleepy most of the time” B. “Your baby might have greenish to blackish stool C. “Your baby might show jitteriness and poor feeding” D. “Your baby might be unsettle most of the time”Claire and Azalea were both infected with a virus known to harm prenatal development. Claire was infected at 6 weeks gestational age. Azalea was infected at 35 weeks gestational age. Which of the following statements is most likely to be true: Select one: A) Major structural abnormalities are more likely for Azalea's pregnancy B) Major structural abnormalities are more likely for Claire's pregnancy C) Whether there are major structural abnormalities depends solely on how serious the virus was, regardless of timing D) Major structural abnormalities are equally likely for both pregnancies
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