question: Q:A 15-year-old female presents to her family physician for an annual school physical exam and check-up. She is accompanied by her mother to the visit and is present in the exam room. The patient has no complaints, and she does not have any past medical problems. She takes no medications. The patient reports that she remains active, exercising 5 times a week, and eats a healthy and varied diet. Which of the following would be the best way for the physician to obtain a more in-depth social history, including sexual history and use of alcohol, tobacco, or recreational drugs?? 
  {'A': 'Ask the patient the questions directly, with her mother still in the exam room', 'B': 'Ask the mother to step outside into the hall for a portion of the visit', 'C': 'Give the patient a social history questionnaire to fill out in the exam room', 'D': 'Speak softly to the patient so that the mother does not hear and the patient is not embarrased', 'E': 'Disallow the mother to be present in the examination room throughout the entirety of the visit'},