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Retired NBME Step 2 CK Form 7 Answers

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  • Key idea: Normal for patients with terminal illness to feel sad about their situation, but also important to look out for full-blown major depressive disorder
  • Should not force patient to discuss his plans with family, but important to determine whether patient would like other important stakeholders to be involved in the discussion

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When there is no burden on the physician to really do anything, do the least dickish thing.

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submitted by โˆ—charcot_bouchard(574)
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why cant we obtain a psych assessment

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I thought with the whole <6 months or less thing he would qualify for hospice care in a skilled nursing facility? I am the only one who thinks it's a dick move to question this guy's decision making?

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