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Hyper-extensibility

IntroductionEdit

ContractingEdit

• Review a few things about medical history
• Review a few things about family history
• Physical exam
• Make any testing recommendations
• Answer any questions

Review medical historyEdit

Review family historyEdit

Physical examEdit

Psychosocial IssuesEdit

• Issue of nothing being wrong…may have to deal with the possibility of something else being wrong than the original thought (glaucoma/nearsightedness/Stickler's)
• Mom not recognizing the hyper-extensibility of herself/children/family.

Other possible counseling issuesEdit

• Dominant inheritance (Stickler's syndrome, inheritance)
• Recessive inheritance
• Multifactorial inheritance

NotesEdit

The information in this outline was last updated in 2000.

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