Knowledge of physiology, normal and variant anatomy, and anomalies of coronary circulation is an increasingly vital component in managing congenital and acquired pediatric heart disease.
The LEAP and GEE tests are what's known as criterion referenced rather than norm referenced. That means they are designed to test students' knowledge of specific, defined skills rather than simply compare their abilities on the test with those of other children.
During the 40 weeks of pregnancy gestation, there will be a wealth of tests offered to mom in order to predict the chances of baby being born with a birth defect. One such test is the quad marker screen. The quad marker screen is a blood test that will help to recognize the âchanceâ of baby having a birth defect. It is important for parents to understand that the quad marker screen is not a tool to diagnose a baby with a birth defect. The screen simply offers a percentile chance of the baby having a birth defect.