The Genetic Counseling Interview and Pedigree Drawing Flashcards

1
Q

How is a genetic counseling session typically organized?

A

Introductions and tone setting (building rapport)
Contracting
Pedigree/medical history
Education (testing, procedures, dx, treatment)
Psychosocial check-in point
Decision-making (if applicable)
Follow-up plans

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2
Q

What would you call your patent’s sibling?

A

uncle/aunt

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3
Q

What would you call your parent’s sibling’s child?

A

1st cousin

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4
Q

What would you call your 1st cousin’s child?

A

1st cousin once removed

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5
Q

What would you call your great aunt/uncle’s child?

A

1st cousin once removed

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6
Q

What would you call your great aunt/uncle’s grandchild?

A

2nd cousin

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7
Q

What things should you ask about when taking a pedigree?

A

ages of people who are living (age of death for deceased people)
diagnosis (and age at diagnosis)
cause of death

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