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After genetic testing is completed, the client is found to be at "population risk" for development of a disorder. How should the nurse explain this risk to the client?
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▸ "Population risk means that you are in a population of people who will likely develop this disease."

▸ "Because you are at population risk, we advise that you follow standard screening for this disease."

▸ "You have no environmental risks for developing this disease."

▸ "You do not have to worry about ever developing this disease."

▸ "You have moderate risk for developing this disease, so frequent screening is necessary."

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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