Acouple who are pregnant with their first child have made an appointment with a clinical geneticist to discuss prenatal screening. the man states that they, “just want to make sure that there is nothing wrong with our baby.” how could the clinician best respond to this statement?
(a) "we can't rule out all abnormalities, but a routine fetal tissue biopsy can yield useful information."
(b) "testing the umbilical blood and performing amniocentesis can give us some information, but not a guarantee."
(c) "prenatal screening is not usually necessary unless you are among a high-risk group."
(d) "you need to be aware that if abnormalities are detected, termination is normally required."

The answer is D: "you need to be aware that if abnormalities are detected, termination is normally required."

Explanation:

The prenatal diagnosis consists of a series of tests carried out during pregnancy to try to identify possible congenital defects of the fetus or maternal risk factors that could endanger the life of the pregnant woman and warrant strict control and monitoring. It is also worth informing parents that in case of very severe fetal defects or malformations, it is necessary to consider the possibility of suspending pregnancy.

for me i would

1.make a schedule

2. action plan

3. break up into simpler tasks

4.   prioritize tasks

5. delegate work

hope that

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