
(ii) Discuss the features, natural history, means of
diagnosis, genetic and environmental factors and
management of risk for the genetic or medical conditions
and diseases.
(iii) Identify, order and coordinate genetic
laboratory tests and other diagnostic studies as
appropriate for the genetic assessment.
(iv) Integrate the genetic laboratory test results
and other diagnostic studies with personal and family
medical histories to assess and communicate risk factors
for genetic or medical conditions and diseases.
(v) Explain the clinical implications of genetic
laboratory tests and other diagnostic studies and their
results.
(vi) Evaluate the client's or family's responses to
the condition or risk of the recurrence and provide
client-centered counseling.
(vii) Identify and utilize community resources that
provide medical, educational, financial and psychosocial
support and advocacy.
(viii) Provide written documentation of medical,
genetic and counseling information for families and
health care professionals.
(2) When in the course of providing genetic counseling
services to a client, if a genetic counselor finds any
indication of a disease or condition that requires diagnosis
and treatment outside the scope of practice defined in this
section, the genetic counselor shall refer the client to a
licensed physician or appropriate health care practitioner.
(3) Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to
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