When being evaluated for depression, physicians look for all of the

following except

A) the history of symptoms.

B) a family history of depression.

C) evidence of alcohol or drug use.

D) a reason to blame others for the problem.

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Santiago Ashley

18 March, 02:00

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Odin Durham · Answer 1

Odin Durham 18 March, 05:04

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They look for B and C mostly B

Mathew Haney · Answer 2

Usually b but if you want to be close they look at b and c most of the time

When being evaluated for depression, physicians look for all of thefollowing exceptA) the history of symptoms.B) a family history of depression.C) evidence of alcohol or drug use.D) a reason to blame others for the problem.