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jho37

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A client asks the nurse how something as small as a gene can change the way a medication works. Which responses would be most accurate?
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◦ "A change in a gene can make enzymes function poorly."
◦ "Changes in a gene can result in the absence of the enzymes needed for the drug to work correctly."
◦ "A genetic alteration can make enzymes work too much, which changes the way the drug works."
◦ "Genetic changes can make enzymes that will work only on specific medications."
◦ "Changes in a gene can result in enzymes that cause rapid fatal results in the presence of some medications."
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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