"How did it go, Doc?" asked Vania when Lia had finished undergoing a series of examinations for three hours.
"I will combine the results with the results of the examination from the pediatrician," replied the neurologist. "Have you been told to have your child take an IQ test?"
"Yes, the pediatrician did tell me to take my child to take the IQ test as well," said Vania. "But, the test can only be done next week."
"It doesn't matter. The important thing is that your child takes an IQ test and the results are there. We must have complete data so that the results are accurate," explained the neurologist. "I'm afraid of being misdiagnosed."
Vania nodded in understanding. Misdiagnosis would harm the patient. It was natural for a doctor to want to minimize misdiagnosis. Everything was done by doctors for patient safety.
