When Examining a 16-Year-Old Male Teenager,the Examiner Should

When examining a 16-year-old male teenager,the examiner should:

A) discuss health education with the parent because the teen is unlikely to be interested in promoting wellness.
B) ask his parent to stay in the room during the history-taking and physical examination to answer any questions and alleviate his anxiety.
C) talk to him in the same way as one would talk to a younger child because a teen's level of understanding may not match his or her speech.
D) provide feedback that his body is developing normally,and discuss the wide variations among teenagers in the rates of growth and development.