Which information does the student learn about Wilson disease in children?
a. Wilson disease is a rare autosomal recessive defect.
b. Wilson disease affects copper metabolism.
c. A lack of necessary copper is a result of Wilson disease.
d. The liver is often affected in Wilson disease.
e. Corneal damage can be a result of Wilson disease.
Answer:
a. Wilson disease is a rare autosomal recessive defect.
c. A lack of necessary copper is a result of Wilson disease.
d. The liver is often affected in Wilson disease.
e. Corneal damage can be a result of Wilson disease.
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