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Which statement is appropriate to use when beginning an interview with a new patient?1. "Have you ever been a patient here before?"2. "Tell me a little about yourself and your family."3. "Did you have any difficulty finding the clinic?"4. "What is your purpose for coming to the clinic today?"
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