<span>Informed consent is full disclosure of all risks related to patient treatment. A nurse should try at all costs to follow informed consent guidelines to protect herself and the health care provider. However, a nurse has an obligation to do what is best for the patient in the event consent is not able to be given. In this situation, when the patient is unable to provide consent, it is the duty of the nurse to do what would reasonably be in the best interest of the patient.</span>
Yes, the given statement is correct.
When the two traits from each of the parent are inherited, the dominant trait always demonstrates its characteristic even if there is a presence of a recessive trait.
The dominant and recessive terms illustrate the patterns of inheritance of some kinds of traits. For a recessive allele to generate a recessive phenotype, the individual must exhibit two copies, that is, one from each parent. An individual with one recessive and one dominant allele for a gene will exhibit the dominant phenotype.
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Answer:
I think it is option a
Explanation:
A forensic pathology assistant may be required to <em>make the final determination of cause of death</em>
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