Why is it important to obtain a work history for the patient?
A) ?Certain occupations may contribute to industrial diseases by exposure to harmful chemicals such as asbestos, coal, and pesticides.
B) Noise level from certain factories can also be problematic.
C) Questioning the patient about the hazardous occupation and how long he or she was employed in that occupation can help in determining illnesses that may have been associated from this or could result in the future.
D) All of the above
D
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