Just in case anyone is wondering why option: "tell the patient that some sensitive questions are next and only she can ask he mother to leave " is not correct------because we don't want to put the poor kiddoo in an odd position by simply asking her to request her mom to leave :)
The encounter should begin with the teen and parents discussing the teen's past medical history and parents' concerns
Parents should be asked to wait in the waiting room and be reassured that they will be invited back in to discuss any remaining issues
Once alone with the teen, establish ground rules for confidentiality
The teen's history yields far more information than the physical examination and results of diagnostic tests
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submitted by dr.xx(129), 2019-06-13T10:38:09Z
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