You are called for a patient who reports a headache for several days.He tells you that he has started a new blood pressure medication and is finishing an antibiotic for a skin infection.During your history taking,you should:
A) write down the pertinent facts.
B) get your patient to repeat his chief complaint.
C) suggest that he take some aspirin.
D) suspect an allergic reaction.

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Writing down the pertinent facts is essential for the evaluation and management of the patient's symptoms. This includes the medication history and current use of antibiotics, which can have side effects such as headaches.

You Are Called for a Patient Who Reports a Headache