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A client says, "I don't want to know if I have the gene associated with bipolar disorder." How should the nurse interpret this statement?

▸ The client does not want to spend the money to have the test.

▸ The client needs more information about the benefits of such knowledge.

▸ The client is not willing to take charge of her own health.

▸ The client does not want to deal with the implications of knowing this information.

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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