<span>The nurse should let the patient know that with every pregnancy, there is actually 50 percent chance of a carrier passing on under this condition or being a carrier.
But not all pregnancies may result to this. The sex of the child will have a great impact on the outcome and it cannot be as a result of the previous pregnancy.
Haemophilia is being termed as an inherited genetic disorder. It results from much to people who bleed longer after an injury. There are two types of hemophilia.
For example, hemophilia A which occurs if there is no enough clot factor VIII. The other one is hemophilia B which occurs if there is no enough clot factor IX.</span>
Gametes or we say reproductive cell, their cells divide or duplicate through meiosis, not mitosis.<span />
Theory can be changed based on new research but law is backed up with immense info and is has not been broken once
Answer:
1. C
2. B
If I'm wrong sorry but overall I think those are the right answers.
