Variable Expressivity Implies That the Disease May Not Always Be

question 162

True/False

Variable expressivity implies that the disease may not always be present (in individuals with a genotype that "should" lead to disease).

Comprehend Rogers' perspective on the role of nursing practice and utilization of the nursing process.

Recognize the definition and significance of pattern in Rogers' theory and its continuous change in the human-environmental field process.

Identify theories derived from Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings and their applications.

Understand the Unitary Science perspective on nursing diagnoses and their inconsistency with a nonlinear domain.

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