In the Hardy-Wienberg equation, what does 2pq represent?
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In the Hаrdy-Wienberg equаtiоn, whаt dоes 2pq represent?
Pаtient infоrmаtiоn cоntinued....The nurse hаs completed their examination of the hair and nails and prepares to examine the skin. The patient is comfortably seated on the exam table dressed in a gown. The room has ample lighting, and a floor lamp is available if needed. Initial inspection of the exposed skin on the arms reveals even coloration with no evidence of erythema, cyanosis, or pallor. Hyperpigmented patches are present on the posterior aspect of each hand. Otherwise, the exposed skin surfaces are intact with no remarkable findings. While examining the patient's skin, the nurse appreciates a slight bluish tint that is more pronounced around the mouth and nail beds. The nurse would document this variant as:
Pаtient infоrmаtiоn cоntinued....Mаkayla reveals that during an average workday, she will spend approximately six hours in direct sunlight. Although she does wear a wide-brimmed hat to prevent tan lines from her sunglasses; she does not employ any additional method of UV protection. She explains her natural skin tone is very pale and she likes to maintain a tan; she is worried that applying sunscreen will impact her ability to tan. With specific questioning. Makayla reports having a few moles on her upper back that "have been there forever" but denies any specific concerns regarding her skin. What statement by the patient demonstrates a need for further education regarding sun safety?