Which of the following is initially appropriate in the management of a patient's diagnosed problem?
A. Inform the patient of the treatment plan.
B. Give the patient detailed written instructions regarding the treatment plan.
C. Inform the patient that the plan has been tailored to his or her needs.
D. Inform the patient of treatment options and possible results.
D. Inform the patient of treatment options and possible results.
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A. Creation of a gonad B. Formation of the male genital tract C. Production of spermatozoa D. Stimulation of external genitalia growth
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