Angelica...Diaz...is originally from Guatemala. She recently.....became a U.S. citizen but speaks very little English. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has just begun a National Electronic Health Record system (NEHRS). Angelica learned about the NEHRS from her sister, who came to America 10 years ago and speaks fluent English.Angelica has....been having a lot of pain in her pelvic area, so much so that she has not been able to work for over a week. Her sister finally convinces her to go to a family physician, Dr. Reynolds.......There is a problem: Angelica engaged in prostitution when she first came to this country and was arrested....Fearing further humiliation, she does not tell her doctor that she has gonorrhea. She is afraid that she will suffer prejudice if others know, believing that..too many people may be able to view her EMR. Dr. Reynolds asks Angelica a series of questions, but she is vague in her answersWhat...are..the possible ethical implications in this case...what..consequences..could not being honest with the physician have on her health....What....strategies could the NEHRS put in place to help prevent these kinds of problems for the benefit of the patient...