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A client expresses interest in developing a plan to promote optimal health in her spouse, her children, and herself. What guidance should the nurse provide?

▸ "A good first step is to investigate your family medical histories."

▸ "It is going to be very hard to enforce the rules with your children."

▸ "Since your children are already teenagers you have almost waited too late."

▸ "Unless there is something in your family history of concern, I would not be too worried."

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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