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New patient presents to the office with a CC of nasal congestion and headache. ROS: Denies shortness of breath or fever, stiffness of neck, or visual disturbances. Past history: No drug allergies or other allergies were noted, nor any history of TB, COPD, or asthma. Last physical exam was one year ago and was unremarkable. Based on this information, is this past, family, and/or social history pertinent or complete? ____________________



Question 2

An established patient with hypertension visits a physician's office for a blood pressure check. The nurse performs the service under the physician's supervision. ____________________

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