Mrs. Xexy Lucero, G1P1, 25 years old delivered by cesarean section to a live baby girl. The newborn is diagnosed of 47XX18+. Which of the following conclusions can Nurse Zasha make about the female baby? (Select all that apply). a. it is a result of mosaicism b. She has Patau syndrome c. It is a result of nondisjunction d. The most common chromosomal abnormality e. She has Edward's syndrome

Mrs. Xexy Lucero, G1P1, 25 years old delivered by cesarean section to a live baby girl. The newborn is diagnosed of 47XX18+. Which of the following conclusions can Nurse Zasha make about the female baby? (Select all that apply). a. it is a result of mosaicism b. She has Patau syndrome c. It is a result of nondisjunction d. The most common chromosomal abnormality e. She has Edward's syndrome

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