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Awilson837

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The nurse recognizes that the interpretation of human genome
 
  a. allows for scientists to predict the occurrence of disease in an individual
  b. raises problems related to ethics and client confidentiality
  c. will allow for the prevention of most diseases
  d. will eradicate diseases such as heart disease and cancer

Question 2

The major impact that managed care plans have had on the health care system has been to
 
  a. significantly improve the preventive care practices of individuals
  b. further reduce the costs of medical technology
  c. change the focus of primary care to the community
  d. improve the availability of health care pro-viders to clients



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Answer to Question 1

B
The issues of ethics and client confidentiality have developed in the study of genetics and the Human Genome Project. The Human Genome Project focused on research on the Y chromosome and the discovery of gene and stem cell transplantation. It focused on the advancements in diagnosis and treatment, not disease prevention. Eradication of disease is not an expected outcome of the project.

Answer to Question 2

C
Managed care plans control the nature, amount, and site of health services provided, thus changing the focus of health care. Managed care plans do not limit the amount of preventive care available or the number of providers and institutions that a client can use. While initially the focus of managed care plans was cost containment, the outcome was actually a limitation in availability of health care choices and increased client costs.



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