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A client says, "I am interested in recording my family health history, but I don't know where to begin. Would you recommend the Surgeon General's Family History tool as a beginning?" How should the nurse respond?

▸ "Using this tool is a very good way to encourage your relatives to participate in collecting your family health history."

▸ "The problem with this tool is that is has not been updated or changed since it was first introduced."

▸ "Family health history is so complicated that it is best to leave collection to someone with special training."

▸ "You are taking the risk with this tool that someone will hack the storage site and have access to your information."

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