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After being diagnosed with diabetes mellitus two months ago, a client had testing done to determine a possible genetic predisposition to the disease. The client asks if GINA will prevent information about the condition from being released to the employer. How should the nurse respond?
◦ "Yes, this information is protected by GINA."
◦ "It is protected only if you specifically request information not be shared."
◦ "No, this information is discoverable by your employer for the purposes of insurance coverage."
◦ "The genetic testing is protected, but the fact that you have diabetes mellitus is not."


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formula1

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Reply 2 on: Dec 15, 2021
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Gracias!

 

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