CASE REPORT: Cytogenetic & Genomic Analysis of a Turner Syndrome Patient
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Course overview
Turner syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects women. It is caused by an absent or incomplete X chromosome. This course reviews the findings in a patient diagnosed with Turner Syndrome.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
American Board of Clinical Chemistry
Clinical Chemistry Diplomate
2h
Category 1
Molecular Diagnostics Diplomate
2h
Category 1
Toxicological Chemistry Diplomate
2h
Category 1
Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Clinical Laboratory Director
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Clinical Laboratory Supervisor
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Clinical Laboratory Technician
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Clinical Laboratory Technologist
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Public Health Director
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Public Health Supervisor
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Public Health Technician
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Public Health Technologist
2h
General (Cytogenetics)
Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners - Clinical Lab Personnel
Cytotechnologist
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Generalist
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Laboratory Assistant
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Phlebotomist
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Specialist
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Technician
2h
Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Tennessee Medical Laboratory Board
Laboratory Personnel
2h
Continuing education pertaining to laboratory technology or laboratory management
Disclosure statements
Course Objectives:
- Recall what Turner Syndrome is, what causes it, and how its diagnosed.
- List some of the clinical features of Turner Syndrome
- Discuss the cytogenetic and genomic assessment in the attached case report.