Question

Patient Case Question 8. Identify five abnormal laboratory blood test values and explain whether these are consistent or inconsistent with Turner syndrome. Patient Case Question 9. What is the significance of the two laboratory test findings in the last two rows of the third column in Table 62.2? Patient Case Question 10. How do you know that this patient's renal function is normal? Patient Case Question 11. How do you know that this patient's hepatic function is normal? Patient Case Question 12. What do you suspect a chromosome analysis will reveal?

Answer 1

patient case question 8:
In Turner syndrome, FSH and LH hormones will be elevated and less growth hormone level there will be lipid disturbance so total cholesterol is a high and high risk of type 2 diabetes patient glucose fasting level is high.
Patient case question 9:
High TSH indicate hypothyroidism, patient thyroid is underactive
High thyroxine indicate hyperthyroidism they suffer from thyrotoxicosis
Patient case question 10:
Patient serum creatinine level is normal, it indicates patient renal function is normal.
Patient case question 11:
Patient Aspartate aminotrasnferase and Alanine aminotransferase level is normal, it indicate patient liver function is normal.
Patient case question 12:
Chromosome analysis will reveal genetic disease, birth defect and some disorder of the blood and lymphatic system.