<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 57-year-old man presents to his family physician for a routine exam. He feels well and reports no new complaints since his visit last year. Last year, he had a colonoscopy which showed no polyps, a low dose chest computerized tomography CT scan that showed no masses, and routine labs which showed a fasting glucose of 93 mgdL. He is relatively sedentary and has a body mass index BMI of 24 kgm2. He has a history of using methamphetamines, alcohol 4-5 drinks per day since age 30, and tobacco 1 pack per day since age 18, but he joined Alcoholics Anonymous and has been in recovery, not using any of these for the past 7 years. Which of the following is indicated at this time?? A: Abdominal ultrasound, B: Chest computerized tomography CT scan, C: Colonoscopy, D: Chest radiograph, E: Fasting glucose,  <response>: This is a question about appropriate screening tests for a 57-year-old man presenting for a routine health maintenance exam. Key points from the stem:- He is 57 years old. - He had a normal colonoscopy, chest CT, and fasting glucose last year.- He has a history of methamphetamine, alcohol, and tobacco use but has been sober for 7 years.- He is relatively sedentary with a normal BMI. Based on his age, the USPSTF would recommend:- Lung cancer screening with annual low-dose CT if he smoked 30 pack years and quit within last 15 years. - Colorectal cancer screening. He just had a colonoscopy last year so no need to repeat yet.- Diabetes screening every 3 years with fasting glucose. He had a normal fasting glucose last year so no need to repeat yet.- Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening once between ages 65-75 for men who have ever smoked. He does not meet age criteria yet.B: Chest computerized tomography CT scan 