The parent of an adolescent patient being evaluated for bulimia asks what diagnostic tests can be done. What is the nurse's best response?
A. "Bulimia is rarely diagnosed correctly."
B. "You should ask the doctor about this."
C. "Your child will need a psychiatric evaluation to determine the diagnosis."
D. "There is no specific test that can determine bulimia."
Answer: D
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