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While instructing a client on filling in a family history, the nurse says, "Don't include anyone who is not a blood relative in your history. They aren't family." What unintended message is the nurse sending?

▸ Only people who are related by blood have an influence on a client's genetics.

▸ People who are not related by blood have no influence on the client's health.

▸ The client's nonblood relatives are not family.

▸ Nonblood relatives are not important.

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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