Question

which of the following statements is true for patients seeking clinical attention? a. patients with in - depth knowledge of health care may not appreciate the clinical significance of worsening symptoms. b. working - class patients are always able to take time off from their jobs or family responsibilities to seek clinical attention. c. patients with good access to health care but limited education may be less likely to obtain screening tests. d. patients with commercial insurance are less likely to seek clinical attention.

Explanation:

• Option a: Patients with in - depth healthcare knowledge usually understand symptom significance, so this is false.
• Option b: Working - class patients may face difficulties taking time off, so "always" is incorrect.
• Option c: Limited education can lead to lack of awareness about screening tests even with good access, which is true.
• Option d: Commercial insurance generally makes seeking clinical attention more likely, so this is false.

Answer:

C. Patients with good access to health care but limited education may be less likely to obtain screening tests.