06-08-2017, 03:25 AM
A 35-year-old obese man comes your office because he has been "feeling really bad lately." He says that for the past three months he has been having trouble sleeping and has not been "in the mood" to go out.
He has even stopped going to basketball games with friends, which was his favorite hobby. He has missed many days of work and finds it very difficult to concentrate. He states that he feels "pretty helpless." All of his friends from college are married with kids, and he says that he "can't even get a date," so he basically gave up on having a family. He just feels "worthless".
The most vital question to ask at this time is
A. "Are you currently questioning your sexual orientation?"
B. "Do you ever feel like 'life really is not worth it and that you should end it all'?"
C. "Do you think that your life would be much better if you were dating?"
D. "Have any of your friends ever tried to set you up on a blind date?"
E. "Why haven't you tried to lose weight?"
He has even stopped going to basketball games with friends, which was his favorite hobby. He has missed many days of work and finds it very difficult to concentrate. He states that he feels "pretty helpless." All of his friends from college are married with kids, and he says that he "can't even get a date," so he basically gave up on having a family. He just feels "worthless".
The most vital question to ask at this time is
A. "Are you currently questioning your sexual orientation?"
B. "Do you ever feel like 'life really is not worth it and that you should end it all'?"
C. "Do you think that your life would be much better if you were dating?"
D. "Have any of your friends ever tried to set you up on a blind date?"
E. "Why haven't you tried to lose weight?"