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The science that deals with all influences that improve the inborn quality of the human race, particularly through the control of hereditary factors
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Eugenics
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Movement that promoted the sterilization of mentally defective, limited immigration by inferior groups, and lead to euthanasia of people in Germany:
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Eugenics movement.
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What are the five basic tenets of genetic counseling?
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1. Autonomy
2. Privacy 3. Informed consent 4. Confidentiality 5.Sensitivity to tendancy for direction and paternalism |
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An option for avoiding a genetic condition or chromosome abnormality that involves performing IVF and genetic testing on fertilized eggs.
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Preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
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The most common method of this test involves blastocyst sampling - removal of one or two cells for genetic testing.
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Preimplantation Diagnosis
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What is the exception to the rule of non-directiveness in genetic counseling?
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When primary prevention or effective treatments are available.
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Name three of the five components of the genetic counseling interaction:
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1. Understanding medical facts
2. Appreciate heredity and risk 3.Understand Alternatives 4.Choose course of action 5. Make adjustment |
