Transferring embryos with genetic anomalies detected in preimplantation testing

Project Id:

901054

Project Title:

Transferring embryos with genetic anomalies detected in preimplantation testing

Project Type:

Original

Status:

IN PROGRESS

Created:

9/25/2019 1:33:14 PM

Due Date:

09/27/2019 20:59

Subject:

Nursing

Number Of Pages:

2     Double-spaced (600 words)

Number Of Sources:

3

Type of Document:

online discussion question

Academic Level:

College/University

Citation Style:

APA

Attachment(s):

5848-Deafbydesign.pdf

Solution Files(s):

N/A

Description:

The couple has used Preimplantation genetic testing. In this scenario has two embryos. One embryo is considered to have a specific genetic mutation causing deafness (deaf embryo). The other embryo does not have the genetic mutation that causes deafness (hearing embryo). The couple is choosing to implant the one that is deaf

Order cost $psychological and/or social implication (ELPSI) issues related to taxpayer burden when the couple intentionally selects a deaf embryo? Should public assistance/the taxpayer have to support this child? Q#4: What about the future offspring’s right(s) in the couple’s decision to choose a hearing or deaf “destiny” for himself or herself?

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