Fingerprints are widely used for identifying personals, consulting hereditary diseases and detecting human potential. Scientists have found that fingerprints are related to diseases or some syndrome due to chromosome mutations. Although it cannot give the full diagnosis, this method helps clinicians detect diseases at early stage. Therefore, it can be concluded that health and intellectual capacity may be associated with the charateristic of fingerprints. This relation can be applied to teaching genetic fingerprints as well as open new directions in educating and supporting disabled children.