When taking a patient history during assessment of the musculoskeletal system, the nurse identifies an increased risk for the patient who reports

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A family history of height loss with aging may indicate osteoporosis, and the patient may need to consider preventative actions, such as calcium supplements. A sprained ankle 2 years previously will not cause any current or future musculoskeletal problems. A family history of tuberculosis is not a risk factor. Occasional nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID) use does not indicate any increased musculoskeletal risk.

When Taking a Patient History During Assessment of the Musculoskeletal