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A parent tells the nurse that her brother has Tourette syndrome and she is concerned that her five-year-old son may be at risk for the same disorder. Which is the most appropriate reply?
1. There is no known genetic association in Tourette syndrome.
2. There may be a genetic predisposition for developing Tourette syndrome.
3. A person whose uncle has Tourette syndrome will definitely develop the condition.
4. We do not have any information on the hereditary factors associated with Tourette syndrome.

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