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turning A method used in patients who spend much time in one position in bed. The nursing staff or carer, with or without the help of specialist equipment, moves the person into another position so that no one body area receives continual pressure.
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Turner's syndrome A congenital abnormality of the female wherein she receives an XO instead of an XX genetic sex complement. Women with this condition are sterile.
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Turner's syndrome a genetically determined condition that is associated with the presence of only one complete X chromosome and no Y chromosome and that is characterized by a female phenotype with underdeveloped and infertile ovaries. When these women grow up, they are often infertile but have very normal mental acuity.
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Turner's syndrome A chromosomal abnormality of the woman in which one of the sex chromosomes are missing. this results is abnormal development of the ovaries. Such women are usually of short stature, infertile, and never menstruate.
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turning piece of wood that has been shaped on a lathe
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