Questions: During what part of the comprehensive health history does the nurse ask about the cause of death of a patient's deceased father? Family history Chief concern Surgical history Previous hospitalizations

The answer is Family history.

In the family history section of a comprehensive health history, the nurse gathers information about the health status of the patient's family members, including any hereditary conditions or diseases. This is where the nurse would ask about the cause of death of a patient's deceased father to assess potential genetic risks or familial patterns of illness.

This section focuses on the primary reason the patient is seeking medical attention. It involves understanding the patient's main symptoms or health issues but does not typically include details about family members' health or causes of death.

This part of the health history involves documenting any past surgeries the patient has undergone. It is specific to the patient's surgical experiences and does not include information about family members.

This section records any past hospital stays the patient has had, including the reasons for hospitalization and outcomes. It is focused on the patient's personal medical history rather than family history.