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Question Number 284
A 50-year-old male presents with bruises and abrasions on the left leg and forearm, claiming to have had a number of minor accidents at home and at work. The patient reports general feelings of depression, forgetfulness, and, despite the fact that he is regularly employed, a mounting collection of unpaid and overdue bills. In taking the patient's history, a significant pattern of parental alcohol abuse, stroke, TIA, and MI emerges. During questioning to elicit a more thorough diagnosis, the patient becomes hostile and leaves the clinic without further treatment. The most likely explanation for this behavior is:1. Alzheimer's disease.2. chronic alcoholism.3. cancer.4. carotid artery stenosis.
chronic alcoholism
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chronic alcoholism
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