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A prescriber is considering pharmacogenetic testing (PGx) for a medication even though no alternative therapy exists. What issues should the nurse discuss with the prescriber?
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▸ If the test reveals the client to be a nonresponder, is it ethical to prescribe the medication anyway?

▸ If the test inaccurately categorizes the client as a nonresponder and the medication is not prescribed, what are the implications?

▸ If the client is sensitive to the drug and will experience adverse effects, should dosing be decreased?

▸ If the client is a nonresponder to the medication, should that information be revealed to the client?

▸ If the client is prescribed this medication, what follow-up schedule is necessary?

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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