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A man who has a Y-linked disorder has married a healthy woman. The couple is concerned about passing the man's disorder to their children. What should the nurse consider before responding to this concern?

▸ Only the female children will be affected.

▸ Female fetuses with this genotype do not survive to birth.

▸ Only male children will be affected.

▸ The chance the father will pass the disease on to male children is 1 in 2.

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