Genetic Counseling
Biology ⇒ Genetics and Heredity
Genetic Counseling starts at 10 and continues till grade 12.
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A couple from different ethnic backgrounds is planning to have children. Why might genetic counseling be recommended?
A couple has a family history of sickle cell anemia. What might a genetic counselor discuss with them?
A man learns he is a carrier for a recessive genetic disorder. What might a genetic counselor discuss with him and his partner?
A woman is pregnant and has a family history of Down syndrome. What might a genetic counselor recommend?
Describe how genetic counseling can help in the case of late-onset genetic disorders.
Describe one ethical issue that may arise during genetic counseling.
Describe one way genetic counseling can help prevent the spread of genetic disorders.
Describe the difference between genetic counseling and genetic testing.
Explain how genetic counseling can support decision-making for couples at risk of genetic disorders.
Explain the role of a pedigree chart in genetic counseling.
Explain why confidentiality is important in genetic counseling.
Explain why genetic counseling is important before planning a family if there is a known genetic disorder in the family.
What is genetic counseling?
