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Clinical Information Check all that apply Cardiac Aortic atresia Atrial septal defect AV canal defect Coarctation of the aorta Dextrocardia/situs inversus Double outlet right ventricle Ebstein anomaly Perinatal History Echogenic intracardiac focus 2 vessel cord Hypoplastic left heart Hydrops Hypoplastic right heart Increased NT includes cystic hygroma Tetralogy of Fallot IUGR Transposition of the great vessels Oligohydramnios Truncus arteriosus Polyhydramnios Ventricular septal defect Other...

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1. Start by collecting all necessary patient information, including medical history and any relevant genetic test results.
2. Prepare a requisition form for the chromosomal microarray prenatal test, including patient identification details.
3. Ensure that the patient understands the purpose and potential benefits/risks of the test.
4. Obtain informed consent from the patient or guardian if applicable.
5. Schedule an appointment for the patient to undergo the test.
6. On the day of the test, guide the patient through the necessary preparations, which may include fasting or avoiding certain medications.
7. Ensure a sterile and comfortable environment for the sample collection.
8. Obtain a tissue sample from the patient, typically through chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis.
9. Properly label and handle the sample to maintain integrity and prevent contamination.
10. Send the sample to a reputable laboratory or genetic testing facility.
11. Follow up with the patient to provide test results and discuss any potential implications.
12. Provide appropriate genetic counseling and support for the patient and their healthcare team.

Who needs chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

1. Pregnant women who have abnormal prenatal ultrasound findings, such as structural abnormalities in the fetus.
2. Individuals with a personal or family history of known or suspected genetic disorders.
3. Pregnant women with advanced maternal age (typically 35 years or older).
4. Couples with a history of recurrent pregnancy loss.
5. Couples who have previously had a child with a chromosomal abnormality or genetic disorder.
6. Pregnant women with abnormal maternal serum screening results.
7. Individuals with a history of infertility or assisted reproductive technologies.
8. Pregnant women with exposure to certain teratogens or medications known to increase the risk of chromosomal abnormalities.
9. Patients with concerns or anxiety about potential genetic risks during pregnancy.

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What is chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

Chromosomal microarray prenatal patient is a test that is used to analyze a fetus's DNA for genetic abnormalities.

Who is required to file chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

Healthcare providers and genetic counselors are required to file chromosomal microarray prenatal patient.

How to fill out chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

Chromosomal microarray prenatal patient can be filled out by collecting a sample of the fetus's DNA through an amniocentesis or CVS procedure and sending it to a laboratory for analysis.

What is the purpose of chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

The purpose of chromosomal microarray prenatal patient is to detect any genetic abnormalities in a fetus that may impact the pregnancy or the health of the baby.

What information must be reported on chromosomal microarray prenatal patient?

The chromosomal microarray prenatal patient report must include details of any genetic abnormalities found in the fetus's DNA.