Genetics 101 And Genetic Testing (OH)

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3. Genetics professionals can help you understand which of the following about genetic testing?

Benefits of genetic testing

Challenges that arise with genetic testing

Whether or not other relatives need testing

What the test results mean for your child’s health

All choices are correct

4. Which of the following is helpful to bring to a genetics evaluation if available?

Child’s previous medical records and test results

All choices are correct

Family history information

Pictures of your child and his or her relatives

5. All of the following are possible reasons to learn about a genetic diagnosis EXCEPT:

To help physicians, therapists and teachers provide targeted care and services

To learn how a child’s condition might impact other relatives

To answer questions about how a certain condition came about

To get better insurance coverage for the child

8. Which of the following is not a benefit of genetic testing?

Help providers know if the child is at risk for certain symptoms

May help child be eligible for services

Helps families connect with disease-specific resources

Uncertain or uninformative test results

Genetics 101 and Genetic Testing (Oh)

1. Genetics providers are trained to address all of the following during your visit EXCEPT:

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which of the following providers might you see during your visit to genetics?

3. Genetics professionals can help you understand which of the following about genetic testing?

4. Which of the following is helpful to bring to a genetics evaluation if available?

5. All of the following are possible reasons to learn about a genetic diagnosis EXCEPT:

6. True or False: A child might be referred for a genetics evaluation due to growth problems.

7. A genetic test analyzes changes in:

8. Which of the following is not a benefit of genetic testing?

9. Most people have how many chromosomes?

10. True or False: All genetic tests look for changes in DNA