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When you have completed
the case studies in this site, you should have
an increased understanding of:
• Genetics vocabulary
• The utility of the genetic family history
in practice
• Basic patterns of single-gene inheritance
• Red flags that signal a genetic contribution
to disease
• Differences between the presentation
of single-gene and complex disorders
• Some ethical, legal, and social issues
related to the provision of genetics services
And be able to:
• Collect basic but informative family
history information
• Identify patients and families who may
benefit from genetic services
• Consult trusted resources about genetic
contributions to dental findings
• Locate and refer to genetics professionals
as necessary
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