[Answered]: The plaintiff gave birth to a daughter with…

The plaintiff gave birth to a daughter with Tay-Sachs disease. Children born with this incurable degenerative nerve disease do not live long. The plaintiffs claimed that the defendant’s health care provider was negligent in failing to take a proper genealogical history or to evaluate their genetic histories properly. The plaintiffs were Eastern European Jews, a fact that should have put the defendant on notice that there was a high risk the child would suffer from the disease. They also stated that if they had known of the risk involved, they would have taken tests and, if the results were positive, aborted the pregnancy.Case Study #3 Questions:1. Was the healthcare provider negligent as the plaintiff’s claim?2. Explain your reasoning for your response to question one.