I believer your answer is false because what's the point in a privacy law if you can't have privacy. If that makes sense haha :)
Personally, I think that therapy gets very personal at times, some people would rather see a recovery without having to open up about their issues with a person who they likely do not know. They might either have a hard time opening up, feel uncomfortable, some people don’t even believe in therapy! There’s that one saying “What good will talking do?” some people really have that mentality! So they deal with their issues with meds.
Your guidance counselor, a therapist, your parents, close friends
It is agreeable that fractures prompt physicians to order for an x-ray.
Fractured clavicles can be diagnosed by (1) physical examination and (2) x-rays.
The patient usually experiences severe pain, swelling and deformity on the clavicle. These symptoms, when reported, help in the doctors' formulation of a diagnosis.
X-rays will the be requested to verify the diagnosis. It will also show the location and severity ( how many pieces the bone has broken into) of the fracture.
Liquid, pill ,cream
That's what I think .
