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A client expresses concern that his employer might obtain and misuse information from recent genetic testing. How should the nurse respond to this concern?

▸ "This is a valid concern. We receive such requests daily."

▸ "This is not a concern because your reports did not reveal anything that would be of interest to your employer."

▸ "Your information is protected by the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act."

▸ "Disclosure of this information is prohibited by EEOC."

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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