Aphysician wants to educate another physician about an athlete’s unusual injury.

which form of communication would be appropriate for this audience and purpose?

a journal entry describing athletic injuries

a speech about preventing athletic injuries

a conversation describing the injury in detail

a magazine article with details about the athlete

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I feel that the third option, "a conversation describing the injury in detail", would be the most beneficial. The first option wouldn't help because it's about normal athletic injuries, while the question specifically states that the injury being discussed is "unusual". A speech about preventing athletic injuries won't help either, as the physician's only goal is to teach another about the injury, not how to prevent it. The last option doesn't help either, because although this educates the physician on who the athlete is, it doesn't educate them on the injury itself. From this, we can conclude that the correct answer is the third option.