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Mrrafil [7]
3 years ago
15

You attend a routine medical checkup at a group practice. Before seeing a physician, you are required to fill out paperwork that

describes your medical history. Which item is not part of your medical history?
A.Allergy Update
B.Habit of your peers
C.Current medications
D.recent Hospitalizations
Health
2 answers:
bazaltina [42]3 years ago
8 0

The answer is "B.Habit of your peers".


When you are required to fill out paperwork that describes your medical history, the following data ought to be incorporated into the history part or answered to your doctor amid a pre-participation or annual physical:  

  • Drugs you are at present taking or have as of late quit taking  
  • Hypersensitivities (food, medicine, natural, items, and so on.)  
  • Past injuries
  • Recent diseases  
  • Past hospitalizations (reason, dates, length, treatment)  
  • Family history (malignant growth, cardiovascular issues, diabetes, mental issues, and so on.)
slavikrds [6]3 years ago
3 0
Hello there, the answer is "B"

On a chart no matter if its in a clinical, prehospital (EMS), or hospital setting. Your medical history only contains things that are pertinent to your history. In most chart there are two other types of histories "Family" and "Social" (of which the answer applies)
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