Which of the following is not typically included in a patient's social history?

The correct answer relates to the fact that family genetics typically do not fall under the category of social history in a patient’s medical record. Social history is primarily focused on a patient’s lifestyle choices, daily habits, and personal circumstances that can affect their health. This includes details like alcohol use, tobacco use, and occupation. These elements provide insight into the patient's behaviors and environments that may impact their health.

On the other hand, family genetics pertains to hereditary factors and the family medical history that is relevant to conditions the patient might inherit or be at risk for. While understanding a patient's genetics is important, it is categorized under family history, not social history. Social history is more concerned with the individual's own lifestyle and societal factors rather than genetic predisposition.