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) Historically taken chemistry courses that enabled them to understand the chemical properties of pollutants
D) By observing humans who present with signs and symptoms that can be connected to a specific chemical exposure

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Nurses historically learned to identify a possible relationship between environmental chemical exposures and their potential harm by observing humans who present with signs and symptoms that can be connected to a specific chemical exposure. This observational approach is consistent with the nursing profession's emphasis on patient care, and has been an effective means of identifying possible environmental health hazards.

How Have Nurses Historically Learned to Identify a Possible Relationship