Which of the following is characteristic of eczema?
1. Triggered by food allergies and topical irritants
2. A family history of asthma
3. No family history of asthma
4. Choices 1 and 2
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1. Eczema is triggered by food allergies, topical irritants, and is also linked to a family history of asthma.
2. Eczema is triggered by food allergies, topical irritants, and is also linked to a family history of asthma.
3. A family history is usually present with this disease process.
4. Eczema is triggered by food allergies, topical irritants, and is also linked to a family history of asthma.
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