<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 17-year-old girl comes to your outpatient clinic. She is sexually active with multiple partners and requests a prescription for oral contraceptive pills. A urine pregnancy test in your office is negative. Which of the following is the most appropriate next step?? A: Contact the patients parents to obtain consent, B: Recommend sexually-transmitted infection screening and provide the requested prescription, C: Refer the patient for counseling and recommend sexually-transmitted infection screening, D: Perform urine drug screen, E: Advise against oral contraceptive medications and recommend condom use instead,  <response>: This is a 17 year old sexually active girl requesting oral contraceptives. The key points are:- She is sexually active with multiple partners, so she is at risk of STIs. Screening would be recommended.- She is requesting contraception, which she has a right to as a minor seeking confidential sexual health services. - Contacting her parents or recommending against OCPs would violate her confidentiality and autonomy. - Urine drug screening is not routinely indicated when prescribing OCPs.B: Recommend sexually-transmitted infection screening and provide the requested prescription 