This is a good first-step when reviewing a pediatric patient's health record: (A) Birth History, (B) Genetic Testing Reports, (C) Imaging Results, (D) All of the above
What is D, all of the above?
In a gene/condition with both AD & AR inheritance, this cannot be used to determine the inheritance pattern of the patient's variant: (A) patient phenotype, (B) gene domain, (C) family history, (D) variant classification
What is D, variant classification?
This channel is most involved in RYR1-dependent muscle contraction: (A) Sodium, (B) Calcium, (C) Potassium, (D) Options B & C
What is B, Calcium?
T/F: The more complex or greater amount of findings, the increased likelihood that there is an underlying genetic cause.
What is true?
What is inheritance?
What is family history?
What are psychosocial considerations?
What are variant classification updates?
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