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PLAN OF STUDY FORM Catalog Year 20152016 Diagnostic Genetic Sciences DIRECTIONS This Plan of Study (plan) is used as a worksheet during initial registration and every subsequent semester to determine minimum

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1. Gather all necessary information and documents related to the patient's medical history and any previous genetic testing.
2. Review the requisition form to understand the specific tests requested and the reason for the testing.
3. Prepare the laboratory requisition form, ensuring all required information is accurately filled out.
4. Collect the patient's biological sample, such as blood or saliva, following the appropriate collection method.
5. Label the sample container with the patient's identification information to avoid mix-ups.
6. Transport the sample to the genetic testing laboratory while adhering to proper handling and storage guidelines.
7. Fill out the laboratory's consent form, if required, ensuring the patient's understanding and agreement.
8. Submit the completed requisition form, consent form, and sample to the laboratory for processing.
9. Monitor the progress of the genetic testing and follow any specific instructions provided by the laboratory.
10. Review the final report from the laboratory and interpret the results in the context of the patient's medical condition.
11. Communicate the results to the patient and/or relevant healthcare professionals involved in the patient's care.
12. Provide appropriate counseling and support to the patient and their family regarding the implications of the genetic test results.

Who needs diagnostic genetic sciences?

1. Individuals with a family history of genetic disorders or inherited diseases.
2. Patients with unexplained or atypical symptoms that may have a genetic basis.
3. Couples planning to have children who want to assess their risk of passing on genetic conditions.
4. Individuals considering certain medical or surgical treatments that may be influenced by genetic factors.
5. Patients with a suspected genetic predisposition to certain diseases, such as cancer or cardiovascular disorders.
6. Parents seeking genetic testing for their child with developmental delays or intellectual disabilities.
7. Healthcare professionals who require genetic information for accurate diagnosis, personalized treatment, or genetic counseling.

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What is diagnostic genetic sciences?

Diagnostic genetic sciences refers to the field of study and techniques used to analyze an individual's genetic makeup to identify genetic disorders, predispositions to diseases, or other health-related information.

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Individuals or healthcare providers who conduct genetic testing or provide genetic counseling services are generally required to file diagnostic genetic sciences.

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Filling out diagnostic genetic sciences typically involves gathering patient information, including their medical history and family background, as well as details about the specific genetic tests being performed.

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The purpose of diagnostic genetic sciences is to provide insights into an individual's genetic profile, helping in the diagnosis of genetic conditions, informing treatment options, and guiding preventive healthcare measures.

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Information that must be reported includes the results of genetic tests, relevant patient medical history, and any implications for health or treatment based on those results.