A nurse is conducting an occupational risk assessment on a client. The client works as an insulation installer. Which of the following questions should the nurse ask the client?

A. "Have you noticed a rash or reddening of your skin?": While skin irritation can occur with some occupational exposures, insulation installers are more commonly exposed to airborne fibers that affect the respiratory system rather than causing primary skin rashes. B. "Do you have a cough or any breathing problems?": Insulation installers are at risk for inhaling fiberglass, asbestos, or other particles that can irritate the lungs and airways. Assessing for respiratory symptoms is essential to identify potential occupational lung disease or irritation. C. "Have you noticed any loss of hearing or ringing in your ears?": Hearing loss and tinnitus are more relevant for workers exposed to loud noise, such as in manufacturing or construction environments with heavy machinery, rather than insulation installation specifically. D. "Do you have any numbness or tingling in your fingers?": Numbness or tingling is usually associated with repetitive motion injuries, neuropathies, or exposure to vibrating tools. While possible, it is less directly related to the primary occupational hazards of insulation work.