Which of the following is least pertinent in the prehospital setting when obtaining the history of a patient with a suspected transient ischemic attack or stroke?
A) History of diabetes
B) History of cardiovascular disease
C) Allergies
D) Medications

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While allergies are important to know for any patient, they are not specifically pertinent in the prehospital setting when obtaining the history of a patient with a suspected transient ischemic attack or stroke. The other options (A, B, and D) are all related to potential risk factors, comorbidities, or medications that could be relevant to the patient's condition and influence treatment decisions.

Which of the Following Is Least Pertinent in the Prehospital