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A client states, "I watched my dad suffer with gout. I hope I never develop it." How should the nurse respond?

▸ "Genetics does play a part, but so do your environment and lifestyle."

▸ "Too bad we can't pick our ancestors."

▸ "There is an inexpensive and readily available test on the market that will help determine if you will get gout."

▸ "Thankfully, gout is one of the diseases that don't seem to have a connection to heredity."

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