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A nurse is reviewing lab results from a routine health screening for one of her patients. The nurse notes a new diagnosis of Hepatitis B.

The nurse sits with the patient after he has spoken with the doctor and the patient expresses concern that someone will find out about his diagnosis. How does the nurse respond?
A. Don't worry; no one will find out.
B. You will need to inform all of your previous sexual partners.
C. I will need to inform the local health department about your diagnosis.
D. None of the above

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