When evaluating someone 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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Kelsie Grant

12 July, 21:48

When evaluating someone 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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Kody Callahan · Answer 1

When evaluating someone for depression, physicians look for all of the following except " D. a reason to blame others for the problem", since this has no medical benefit and can oftentimes make things worse.

When evaluating someone for depression, physicians look for all of the following 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.

When evaluating someone 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.