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A 42-year-old woman is pregnant for the first time. She says, "I don't want any prenatal genetic testing. I don't want to know." How should the nurse respond?

▸ Try to convince her to consider testing.

▸ Do not tell her that some genetic testing is done with routine prenatal testing.

▸ Support this choice if it is an informed decision.

▸ Work with social services to get a court order for testing.

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