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Question 1

The nurse works in a state that follows the core conditions screening recommendations of the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children (SACHDNC). The nurse would inform a newborn's parents that their child will be screened for __________  conditions.
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Question 2

A clerk in the clinic asks, "Why is it okay for me to send the report of the client's genetic testing to the life insurance carrier? I thought GINA prohibited insurance companies from getting this information." How should the nurse respond?
◦ "You should not be sending genetic information to anyone but the client."
◦ "Once a client has reached age 75, GINA does not apply."
◦ "Life insurance companies are exempt from GINA rules."
◦ "The client must not care who sees the records."
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