24 According to the author, what should a patient do when he/she finds the medicine given is for another person?
(A)He/She should point out the mistake indirectly.
(B)He/She should not say anything and then throw away the medicine.
(C)He/She should take the medicine anyway to avoid embarrassing the nurse.
(D)He/She should ask for the doctor and demand an explanation.

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統計： A(89), B(25), C(25), D(17), E(0) #1188252

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If your name is Walters, do not accept medicine designated forAlvarez. Tactfully point out the mistake, pretending that your eyesight is poor and that you may be muddled. 

假如你的名字是Walters,拿到的藥物卻是標記給Alvarez。 請假裝自己視力不佳或裝傻來圓融的指出這項缺失。

所以答案選(A) 他/她應間接指出這項缺失。  

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Do you know how to behave（以某種方式）行事，表現 in a hospital?
Appear出現；呈現；顯現 to be submissive順從的，溫順, humble謙虛的，謙遜的, grateful（尤指對其他人）感激, and undemanding.
Show unbridled不受控制的；無限 pleasure if a doctor comes into your room, even if the visit is brief短暫 and useless.
Be courteous有禮貌 to all nurses and others on the staff. Give thanks often. Do not challenge anyone with authority權力, 威信 unless you are famous, very rich, a member of at least a minor次要 royal王室的 family or related to a head of state. 
       Stay alert機警的，機敏. For example, when medicine is handed out分發, the names of patients are usually written on the bottoms of the paper cups holding the pills.
If your name is Walters, do not accept medicine designated for Alvarez. Tactfully巧妙地;機智 point out the mistake, pretending假裝，偽稱 that your eyesight is poor and that you may be muddled混亂的；雜亂無章. 
      These are a few strategies—offered after 12 days in a hospital in Princeton普林斯顿, N.J., and another 12 days in a huge teaching hospital in New York City—for dealing with today’s American medical establishment機構, 企業.
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