Question

question 10 10 pts as tests for genetic markers have become more widely available and affordable, which of the following, as currently measured, has lost some medical value? race culture nationality acculturation

Explanation:

Genetic testing allows for precise, individualized medical insights, making the broad, socially constructed category of Race (previously used as a rough proxy for genetic risk) less medically valuable, as it does not accurately reflect genetic variation. Culture, Nationality, and Acculturation remain relevant for understanding patient context, access to care, and health behaviors, so they have not lost medical value in this way.

Answer:

A. Race