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Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.
Question one. Can a doctor tell when a patient is lying about their symptoms? I would say mixed. Sometimes if the clinical picture doesn't match up to what they're saying, that might raise some flags, but again, you never know the patient's lived experience. Everyone has a unique experience, so you can't always tell. Good answer. Okay, this is an interesting one. Can a doctor tell when a patient is hiding how much they drink all the time? Totally. Interesting. One of the questions we learn to ask always is smoking and drinking, and it's funny actually because sometimes they say no, and then you'll realize that they were talking about like the last week or the last month, and they've been smoking or drinking for like the past 20 years and stopped like the last month. So totally. Okay. Do doctors ever go home and look something up because they weren't sure in the appointment? Yes. Secret. Sometimes we actually look it up in the patient room or just outside. Actually? Yes. Okay.