A family is scheduled for a genetic consultation. What should the nurse explain to the family about this appointment? Select all that apply
1. A diagnosis will be made.
2. Photographs may be taken.
3. An interview will be conducted.
4. A geneticist will examine the child.
5. The appointment can last several hours.
2, 3, 4, 5
Explanation:
1. A definitive diagnosis may not be possible at the initial visit.
2. Photos may be taken.
3. An interview will be done with the parents and the child.
4. A geneticist will examine the child and possibly the parents.
5. The initial visit can last several hours.
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