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After collecting information from patients about a health problem the population

After collecting information from patients about a health problem the population health nurse is analyzing the information to determine the natural history of the condition. What elements of the natural history should the nurse identify? (Select all that apply.)
1. Signs and symptoms of the health problem.
2. The effects that the health problem has on the body.
3. Length of time the health problem will affect the body.
4. Factors that contribute to the development of the health problem.
5. Outcomes and factors that affect the outcomes of the health problem.

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I figured that was it, thank you.

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No worries! I provided as much detail as I could.

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