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A nurse has collected information on four generations of a family and is now constructing a pedigree. What is the purpose of the pedigree?

▸ Constructing a pedigree forces the nurse to consider connections between people in the family.

▸ The pedigree can be presented to third-party payers to increase reimbursement for genetic testing.

▸ Construction of the pedigree identifies gaps in the family history.

▸ The pedigree provides a visual interpretation of inheritance through families.

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