Genetic Disorder Assessment Risks Quiz

What is the chance that a child of a person affected by an autosomal dominant genetic condition will inherit the disease?

In Mendelian inheritance, if a father with two dominant genes for brown eye color and a mother with two recessive genes for blue eye color have a child, what is the chance that the child will have blue eyes?

For an autosomal recessive genetic condition, what is the likelihood that both parents must be carriers?

If a child inherits one copy of a mutated gene from each parent, what type of genetic inheritance is this?

What is the term used to describe an individual with two homozygous genes for a dominant trait?

Which of the following individuals is at a higher risk for having a child with a genetic disorder?

What is the purpose of maternal serum screening in pregnancy?

What procedure might lead to spontaneous abortion but is used for screening congenital anomalies?

What does Republic Act 9262, also known as Anti-violence against women and their children Act, aim to prevent?

If a pregnant woman shows signs of physical abuse, what should the nurse do next?

Which couple is considered at a higher risk for passing on genetic disorders to their children?

What is the main purpose of cerclage in high-risk pregnancies?

Which type of abortion is characterized by lower abdominal cramping and spotting at 12 weeks' gestation with a closed cervix?

What is the nursing care recommendation post cerclage procedure for a high-risk pregnant client?

What are the possible complications of suction curettage in high-risk pregnant women?

Which factor does NOT contribute to a high-risk pregnancy according to the text?

What is the main symptom associated with abruptio placenta in pregnant women?