Question 12 • Anatomy & Physiology A
Turner syndrome is caused by a chromosomal difference, usually involving one missing or altered X chromosome. A karyotype displays a person’s chromosomes and can reveal this difference, so the correct choice is a karyotype. Enzyme and blood-clotting tests do not directly identify chromosome patterns, and a transfusion is a treatment rather than a diagnostic test.
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