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| asmi
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B..
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| peekay
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i will choose E. it is more open ended statement than choice B
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| anne
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but introduction is more important,and as the patient feels depressed the Dr. needs to address the depression too.so B is more appropriate.
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| mash
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I ll go fr E.
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| bluestar
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c ?
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| zi
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I would lean toward B. You have a depressed person and need to make him feel welcomed and cared for, so that the patient can talk. Otherwise he will stay mute. I think not only depressed people need a nice attitude, everybody does!
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| piter
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this q is from Qbank and the answer is B.
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| Idiopathic
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definitely b...always introduce.
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| docofthebigapple
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The first thing you do when you see a patient is to introduce yourself. then talk ahead. The depressed patient might be absorbed in something and wouldn't care to analyse you are a doctor or someone else.
Its not courteous to jump start a conversation with someone you dont know or are meeting for the first time.
Introducing yourself first fits into a professional code of conduct.
The answer is definitely B.
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