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An autosomal dominant trait is discovered by a nurse constructing a client pedigree. The trait has not appeared in two generations but was strongly evident three generations ago. What advice should the nurse provide for the client?

▸ "Your family should be genetically tested for this trait."

▸ "The men in your family should be genetically tested for this trait."

▸ "This trait existed in your past, but will not be transmitted now."

▸ "Your children have a 25% risk of inheriting this trait."

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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