<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 76-year-old Spanish speaking male comes to the health clinic with his daughter for a routine health maintenance visit. The physician speaks only basic Spanish and is concerned about communicating directly with the patient. The patients daughter is fluent in both English and Spanish and offers to translate. The clinic is very busy, but there are usually Spanish medical interpreters available. What is the best course of action for the physician?? A: Use the daughter as an interpreter, B: Request one of the formal interpreters from the clinic, C: Attempt to communicate using the physicians basic Spanish, D: Converse with the patient in English, E: Suggest that the patient finds a Spanish speaking physician,  <response>: This is a question about the best way for a physician with limited Spanish skills to communicate with a Spanish-speaking patient during a routine health visit. The choices include using the patients bilingual daughter as an interpreter, requesting a professional medical interpreter from the clinic, attempting to speak in basic Spanish, speaking in English, or suggesting the patient see a Spanish-speaking physician instead. The analysis should consider the importance of clear communication and building rapport between physician and patient, as well as ethical and practical concerns around using family members or inadequate language skills to interpret sensitive medical conversations.B: Request one of the formal interpreters from the clinic 