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发帖数: 286 | 1 A 13-year-old boy is brought to the physician by his parents for a routine
well-child examination. When alone with the physician during the interview,
the patient says that he occasionally smokes cigarettes after school with
his friends. He says that he smokes fewer than 10 cigarettes weekly. When
the physician initiates a discussion about smoking cessation, the patient
says, "Smoking isn't a problem for me." Which of the following responses by
the physician is most appropriate?
a "At what point would smoking become a problem for you?"
b "Did you know that smoking has many long-term health consequences?"
C "Do you want me to tell your parents about your smoking?"
D "How did a nice kid like you get started smoking?"
E ) "Why don't you just quit now before it gets to be a bigger problem."
B is wrong. which one is correct? thanks | n***h
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发帖数: 286 | 3 hi nerth,
are u sure it is A? If sb did online NBME 6 with feedback,could you confirm which one is correct? I think D is better.
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