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Match the letter of the answer with each item.
Premises:
A pattern of multiple anomalies within an individual where one anomaly leads to the development of the other anomalies
Birth defect that arises as a result of abnormal mechanical or physical forces in the fetal environment on an otherwise normal structure
A pattern of multiple anomalies that regularly occur together and are pathogenically related
Anomaly that results from an intrinsically abnormal developmental process and is due to a genetic etiology
A morphologic defect due to an extrinsic breakdown or interference with a normal developmental process
A nonrandom occurrence of a pattern of multiple anomalies in two or more individuals that are not a known syndrome or sequence
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Malformation
Syndrome
Sequence
Association
Disruption
Deformation
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A pattern of multiple anomalies within an individual where one anomaly leads to the development of the other anomalies
Birth defect that arises as a result of abnormal mechanical or physical forces in the fetal environment on an otherwise normal structure
A pattern of multiple anomalies that regularly occur together and are pathogenically related
Anomaly that results from an intrinsically abnormal developmental process and is due to a genetic etiology
A morphologic defect due to an extrinsic breakdown or interference with a normal developmental process
A nonrandom occurrence of a pattern of multiple anomalies in two or more individuals that are not a known syndrome or sequence
Premises:
A pattern of multiple anomalies within an individual where one anomaly leads to the development of the other anomalies
Birth defect that arises as a result of abnormal mechanical or physical forces in the fetal environment on an otherwise normal structure
A pattern of multiple anomalies that regularly occur together and are pathogenically related
Anomaly that results from an intrinsically abnormal developmental process and is due to a genetic etiology
A morphologic defect due to an extrinsic breakdown or interference with a normal developmental process
A nonrandom occurrence of a pattern of multiple anomalies in two or more individuals that are not a known syndrome or sequence
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