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beccaep

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Which role of the nurse will be most important in the future practice of providing genomic nursing care?
 
  a. Direct caregiver
  b. Educator
  c. Advocate
  d. Referral agent

Question 2

The nurse, with agreement from the family, arranges for families to see social workers on the same day that they bring their children for follow-up care in a pediatric cardiology clinic. The role being performed is:
 
  a. Caregiver
  b. Coordinator
  c. Collaborator
  d. Case finder



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Answer to Question 1

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Although the nurse will use all of these roles when providing genomic nursing care, the most important role will be that of advocate. Nurses will increasingly provide guidance on policy dis-cussions and ethical issues that relate to confidentiality, privacy, and commercialization. This is the nursing role of advocate.

Answer to Question 2

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A nurse arranging for families to see social workers on the same day that they bring children to be followed up in a pediatric cardiology clinic is performing the role of coordinator.




beccaep

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Reply 2 on: Jul 8, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


diana chang

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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