How have nurses historically learned to identify a possible relationship between environmental chemical exposures and their potential harm?
A) Extrapolation by toxicologists
B) Biomonitoring
C) Completing chemistry courses
D) Observing signs and symptoms in clients

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Nurses have historically learned to identify potential harm from environmental chemical exposures by observing signs and symptoms in clients, which allows them to make connections between exposure and health effects.

How Have Nurses Historically Learned to Identify a Possible Relationship