Symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection

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You begin a shift and notice that there are two patients with the same surname. The first is a 5-year-old girl who presents for symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection. You close the door to the room after entering and she asks you why you did that. You answer that the door was closed to protect her privacy. She asks you what the word "privacy" means. In the next room is the patient's older sibling, a 16-year-old boy who presents for symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection. He asks you if the information he tells you will remain confidential. What is true of privacy and confidentiality?

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