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During a comprehensive health history, a client reports coming into the hospital because he 'feels like an elephant is sitting on his chest.' The nurse will document this information in which of the following sections?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: Chief Complaint. The chief complaint is the reason why the client is seeking healthcare services. In this case, the client feeling like an elephant is sitting on his chest is a primary symptom that led him to seek medical attention. Documenting this information under Chief Complaint helps prioritize the client's immediate concerns and guides further assessment and treatment.

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A: Family History - This section pertains to the client's family health history, not the client's current symptoms.
B: Past Medical History - This section focuses on the client's past medical conditions and treatments, not their current symptoms.
D: Present Illness - While this section may include detailed information about the client's current symptoms, the chief complaint is the specific reason for seeking healthcare services and is typically documented separately.

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