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An infant was born with a condition resulting from genetic nondisjunction. What information should the nurse consider when developing a teaching plan for the parents?

▸ Nondisjunction rarely causes profound defects in the child.

▸ Nondisjunction is associated with pregnancy in older women.

▸ The primary cause of nondisjunction is fertilization with sperm from an older man.

▸ The effects of nondisjunction are easily corrected with gene therapy.

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