During a presentation to obstetric nurses interested in genetics,what does the genetic nurse identify as the primary factor to consider with genetic testing?
A) Anxiety and altered family relationships
B) Accessibility related to the availability of genetic testing
C) High false-positive rates associated with genetic testing
D) Ethnic and socioeconomic disparity associated with genetic testing

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Decisions about genetic testing are shaped by accessibility of available genetic testing.The geographical location where the woman receives prenatal care and social norms are the primary factors to consider.Smaller rural communities in Canada do not offer the array of choices available in larger urban centres.Anxiety and altered family relationships,high false-positive rates,and ethnic and socioeconomic disparity are factors that may be difficulties associated with genetic testing,but they are not risks associated with testing.

During a Presentation to Obstetric Nurses Interested in Genetics,what Does