TRUE/FALSE: Omphalocele is a congenital disorder of the abdominal wall. The infant's organs stick out through the belly button and are protected by a thin sac.

_____________________ occurs when an infant's foot turns inward or up from the tendons being short and tight.

An abnormal smallness of the head is _____________________.

_____________________ are congenital heart defects where the valve that lets blood flow from the right ventricle to the pulmonary artery is either not formed or is narrow. It blocks blood from getting to the lungs.

_____________________ is a genetic condition that involves the child being born with an extra copy of a chromosome.

What is the impact of congenital deafness?

How does a limb defect affect a child?

_____________________ is an eye condition where a baby is born without both or one eye.

_____________________ is a neural tube defect that can result from women not consuming enough folic acid.

How is Encephalocele treated?

_____________________ is a birth defect in which the bones in a baby's skull join together too early, which can cause slow development.

_____________________ occurs when there is a defective gene that makes the body create a thick and sticky mucus that builds up inside the body.

_____________________ is a birth defect that happens when a baby's mouth or lip does not properly form during pregnancy.