Make a four generation pedigree in whict IV-1 is affected and IV-2 is normal and show marriage between ist cousins
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THE PEDIGREE CHART MAP FOUR GENERATIONS HIGHLIGHTENIN THE INDEX PATIENT (IV-1) and unaffected IV-2 and A Consanganeous union between first cousins (III-1 and III-2)
THE PEDIGREE CHART MAP FOUR GENERATIONS HIGHLIGHTENIN THE INDEX PATIENT (IV-1) and A Consanganeous union between first cousins (III-1 and III-2)
IN A THIRD GENERATION PEDIGREE make a single affected female child born to a non consanganeous marriage at gen III where no other member of family is affECTED
make a single affected female child born to a non consanganeous marriage make pedigree upto three generations where no other member of family is affcetd and delete III-2
make a single affected female child born to a non consanganeous marriage make pedigree upto three generations where no other member of family is affcetd
make pedigree depicts a consanguineous marriage between first cousins (III-1 and III-2), whose shared grandparents are I-1 and I-2, resulting in an affected male proband (IV-1).
The pedigree shows an affected proband (IV-1) resulting from a consanguineous union between first cousins (III-1 and III-2). III-2 is daughter of II-2 and II-4
The pedigree shows an affected proband (IV-1) resulting from a consanguineous union between first cousins (III-1 and III-2).
four generation pedigree One affected son and one normal son (IV-1 and IV-2) born to a consanganeous family where no other member of family is affected
One affected son and one normal son born to a consanganeous family where no other member of family is affected make this pedigree upto three generations
One affected son and one normal son born to a consanganeous family where no other member of family is affected
Four generation pedigree one degree consanganeous family has one affected male and one normal male at (IV-1 and IV-2) respectively rest family members are normal
one degree consanganeous family has one affected male and one normal male at (III-1 and III-2) respectively rest family members are normal
A single affwcted Male child is born to a one degree consanganeous parents draw pedigree upto three generatiosns at generation III III-1Male affected and III-2 Male NOrmal
A single affwcted Male child is born to a consanganeous parents draw pedigree upto three generatiosns at generation III III-1Male affected and III-2 Male NOrmal
A single affwcted girl child is born to a non consanganeous parents draw pedigree upto three generatiosns at generation III only single girl child delete iii-2
A single affwcted girl child is born to a non consanganeous parents draw pedigree upto three generatiosns
three generation pedigree of a single affected girl child in a non consanganeous parents delete III-2
three generation pedigree of a single affected girl child in a non consanganeous parents
PRIMERA GENERACIÓN: ABUELOS Familia materna: * Abuelo materno: falleció a los 68 años por infarto agudo al miocardio. Tenía hipertensión arterial y dislipidemia. * Abuela materna: falleció a los 74 años por complicaciones de diabetes mellitus tipo 2. También padecía obesidad. Familia paterna: * Abuelo paterno: hombre vivo de 79 años, con antecedentes de enfermedad renal crónica e hipertensión arterial. * Abuela paterna: mujer fallecida a los 62 años por cáncer de mama. SEGUNDA GENERACIÓN: PADRES Y TÍOS * Madre: mujer de 48 años, con diabetes mellitus tipo 2 e hipotiroidismo. * Padre: hombre de 51 años, aparentemente sano. * Tía materna: mujer de 45 años, diagnosticada con lupus eritematoso sistémico. * Tío paterno: hombre de 47 años, con antecedentes de asma bronquial. TERCERA GENERACIÓN: HIJOS Los padres tuvieron tres embarazos: * Primer hijo: hombre de 25 años, sano. * Segundo embarazo: aborto espontáneo a las 10 semanas de gestación. * Tercera hija: mujer de 19 años, aparentemente sana, estudiante universitaria
Genera una imagen de un árbol genealógico médico (genograma familiar), claro, ordenado y con simbología médica estándar, en formato horizontal y fondo blanco. Incluye la siguiente información familiar: Familia materna: * Abuela materna: mujer fallecida por infarto, sin enfermedades crónicas conocidas. * Abuelo materno: se desconoce su información, ya que no hay contacto con él. * Madre: mujer viva con diabetes mellitus tipo 2 e hipertensión arterial. * La madre tuvo dos hijas con parejas diferentes: la paciente y su hermana. Familia paterna: * Abuelo paterno: hombre fallecido por infarto, sin enfermedades conocidas. * Abuela paterna: mujer fallecida por infarto, con antecedente de diabetes mellitus. * Padre: hombre vivo, sin enfermedades conocidas. Descendencia: * La madre y el padre de la paciente se casaron y tuvieron una hija, que es la paciente, y un aborto accidental previo. * La madre tuvo otra hija con una pareja diferente. La hermana está sana y su padre no presenta enfermedades conocidas. * La paciente no tiene enfermedades conocidas.
Two unaffected carrier parents have an affected son, a carrier daughter, and an unaffected son. Mark the affected son as the proband.
draw three generation a non consanganeous pedigree at generation third ist child is died and 2nd is affected female create different parents for II-2