<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 16-year-old female is brought to the primary care clinic by her mother. The mother is concerned about her daughters grades, which have been recently slipping. Per the mother, the patient usually earns a mix of As and Bs in her classes, but this past semester she has been getting Cs and a few Ds. Her mother is also frustrated because she feels like her daughter is acting out more and hanging out with some no-good friends. Upon questioning the patient with her mother in the room, the patient does not say much and makes no eye contact. The mother is asked to leave the room and the patient is questioned again about any stressors. After rapport is established, the patient breaks down and tearfully admits to trying various drugs in order to fit in with her friends. She says that she knows the drugs are not good for me but has been very stressed out about telling her friends shes not interested. Detailed questioning reveals that the patient has been using alcohol, cocaine, and marijuana 2-3 times per week. The patient becomes agitated at the end of the interview and pleads for you to not tell her mother. She says that she knows theyre illegal but is very afraid of what her parents would say. What is the best action in response to the adolescents request?? A: Apologize and say that you must inform her mother because the use of these drugs is illegal, B: Apologize and say that you must inform legal authorities because the use of these drugs is illegal, C: Apologize and say that you must inform her mother because these drugs pose a danger to her health, D: Agree to the patients request and do not inform the patients mother, E: Reassure the patient that there is confidentiality in this situation but encourage her to tell her mother,  <response>: This is a question about the ethical and legal considerations when dealing with an adolescent patient who is using illegal drugs. The key factors to consider are:- The patient is a minor 16 years old so there are limitations on confidentiality. The provider has an ethical duty to involve parentsguardians in the minors healthcare decisions. - However, the provider also has an ethical duty to build trust and rapport with the adolescent patient. Breaking confidentiality could damage this trust.- The illegal drug use poses health risks that the parentguardian should be aware of. Disclosing to the mother is ethically appropriate for the safety of the patient. - Legally, the provider is not required to inform authorities about illegal drug use in a minor if the goal is medical treatment rather than law enforcement. The answer should balance the ethical duties to respect adolescent confidentiality and involve parents, while prioritizing the healthsafety of the patient.E: Reassure the patient that there is confidentiality in this situation but encourage her to tell her mother 