What are the primary ethical issues involved in genetic research?
a. Production of mutant organisms and dan-gerous diseases
b. Violations of confidentiality and informed consent
c. Breeding of a "super-race" of humans be-cause of purification of genetic material
d. Loss of control of reproduction by the human species
B
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A slow-growing and usually benign tumor of the vestibular portion of the inner ear is known as:
a. acoustic neuroma c. otitis media b. Ménière's disease d. otosclerosis
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a. High turnover and low job satisfaction c. High turnover and high job satisfaction b. Low turnover and high job satisfaction d. Low turnover and low job satisfaction
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