Clinic for evaluation of leg pain

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A 22-year-old college senior comes to the clinic for evaluation of leg pain. All of the following questions are important for obtaining better information about the history of the present illness except:

asking the patient about his past medical history asking the patient about the mechanism of injury asking the patient whether the pain is localized or diffuse asking the patient about the location of the pain

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