The Traditional Identifying Criteria for Disease Do NOT Include

The traditional identifying criteria for disease do NOT include:

A) The patient's experience of subjective feelings of sickness.
B) The finding by the physician through examination and/or laboratory tests or other indicators that the patient has a disordered function of the body.
C) The patient's symptoms conforming to a recognizable clinical pattern.
D) The patient's significant other's identification of a "sick pattern."
E) All of the above.