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How many chromosomes are present in a person with Down Syndrome?
Why is Down Syndrome considered a congenital condition?
Which of the following physical features is NOT characteristic of Down Syndrome?
What types of therapies are commonly needed for children with Down Syndrome?
Which health problem is uncommon in children with Down Syndrome?
At what age are individuals with Down Syndrome at risk for early onset dementia?
Why is a well-balanced diet important for children with Down Syndrome?
Which physical characteristic is typical in the hands of a child with Down Syndrome?
Which of the following best describes muscle tone in individuals with Down Syndrome?
Which sex cells normally contribute to the 46 chromosomes in humans?
Which of the following is NOT a typical therapy need for individuals with Down Syndrome?
What type of educational needs do children with Down Syndrome require related to health?
Down Syndrome is caused by having 45 chromosomes instead of the normal 46.
Children with Down Syndrome often have heart defects present at birth.
Individuals with Down Syndrome generally have increased muscle strength compared to peers.
Down Syndrome increases the risk of respiratory infections in affected children.
Early onset dementia after age 35 is rare in individuals with Down Syndrome.
A flat face and wide, flat nose are typical physical traits of Down Syndrome.
The extra chromosome in Down Syndrome comes from an error during fertilization.
Children with Down Syndrome do not need any specialized support or training for self-care skills.
Short stature is a common physical characteristic in individuals with Down Syndrome.
Down Syndrome affects intellectual ability, usually presenting with mild to moderate disabilities.
Vision and hearing problems are uncommon in children with Down Syndrome.
Constipation is a frequent health problem among individuals with Down Syndrome.
Which dietary issue is commonly associated with children who have Down Syndrome?
What type of support is crucial for enhancing language skills in children with Down Syndrome?
Individuals with Down Syndrome typically have a normal intelligence quotient (IQ).
Training in self-care skills is unnecessary for children with Down Syndrome.