NBME 21 Tell the patient that he can change his mind about participating (NBME Answers)

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A 55-year-old African American man with ...
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linwanrun1357 If there is a choice about asking what the patient is worried about. Is this right? It does not sound like a dick :) +3

champagnesupernova3 If this were about a treatment asking why hes worried would be right but hes kind of doing the hospital a favor so I dont think you're supposed to try to convince or pressure him +1

brasel also, any patient participating in any research study can withdraw whenever they want. Answer E is wrong because he shouldn't have to go through hoops to quit, he can just drop out at any time. +1