Question

A family member of a client diagnosed with Huntington disease calls the clinic. The family member is requesting help from the Huntington Disease Society of America. What kind of help can this client and family receive from this organization? Select all that apply.

Individual assessments Referrals Public education Information about this disease Appraisals of research studies

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The Huntington Disease Society of America (HDSA) provides various resources and support for individuals diagnosed with Huntington disease and their families. The types of help that the client and family can receive from the organization include:

- **Individual assessments**: HDSA may assist in connecting families with professionals who can provide assessments.

- **Referrals**: The organization can provide referrals to healthcare professionals, support groups, and other resources.

- **Public education**: HDSA is involved in educating the public about Huntington disease, which can help raise awareness and understanding of the condition.

- **Information about this disease**: The organization offers detailed information about Huntington disease, including symptoms, treatment options, and caregiving resources.

- **Appraisals of research studies**: HDSA may provide updates and analysis on ongoing research studies related to Huntington disease, although this might not be as direct as individual appraisals.

So, all of the options listed can be applicable to the support that the client and family may receive from the Huntington Disease Society of America.

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