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MAN, smoker have increase blood pressure you told him to stop smoking
but he refuse that and show no willing to stop smoking .... next year in a routine visit you find him hypertensive again what you will do ? 1- Tell him again to stop smoking 2- Tell him you see you are hypertensive because of smoking 3- Don't tell him about smoking unless the patient mention it. |
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1. Tell him again to stop smoking.
In 2 you are blaming the patient for his illness and in 3 you are ignoring a major problem, that's why I think it's 1. |
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