If the Practitioner Smells Alcohol on a Patient's Breath and Suspects

question 20

Multiple Choice

If the practitioner smells alcohol on a patient's breath and suspects that the patient is drunk, the

• A) patient should be described in objective terms according to the conditions observed.
• B) patient should be asked directly if he or she is drunk.
• C) clinician should state the obvious in the patient chart and say that the patient was drunk.
• D) clinician should not make any mention of it in the patient's chart.

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Definitions:

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