A 42-year-old patient who was adopted at birth is diagnosed with early Huntington's disease.When teaching the patient and her family about this disorder,what should the nurse explain about Huntington's disease?
A) It is characterized by retarded voluntary and involuntary movement,resulting in immobility.
B) Genetic testing is available to determine the risk for your children.
C) It can be controlled by replacing the neurotransmitters acetylcholine and ?-aminobutyric acid.
D) It will result in limited physical and mental deterioration,requiring some planning and support for care.
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