At medical school, we are taught to start wide and narrow down. “What brought you in?”, you might ask, before eventually getting to the specifics much much later. In real life, you learn to tailor your first question to the situation at hand. If it is 7pm and there are twenty people waiting to be seen, the way in which you allocate your time becomes a question of ethics. You rarely have the luxury of time in medicine.
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