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This is defined as a significant airflow limitation and is often measured by reduced maximal expiratory flow during forced exhalation, with incomplete reversibility: A) asthma B) chronic bronchitis C) COPD D) pneumonia - C The clinical definition of COPD is: chronic persistent cough or sputum production for __ consecutive months each year for __ consecutive year(s) with periodic acute exacerbations where the symptoms worsen. A) 6, 2 B) 3, 2 C) 12, 3 D) 3, 3 - B What is the difference between asthma and COPD? -asthma is irreversible, COPD is not Which of the following are symptoms of emphysema: A) minimal cough B) scant sputum C) dyspnea D) significant weight loss E) all of the above - EA patient presents to your clinic. They are SOB when you enter the exam room. After a thorough assessment, your findings are: they walked about 500 feet into the clinic. They sat in the waiting room for about 2 minutes before being brought to the exam room. Your tech was worried by the SOB and immediately asked you to evaluate the patient. This symptom of dyspnea on exertion in COPD can be reversed. T/F - F: DOE is often a late sign, indicating that damage has occured Common clinical presentations of COPD are all of the following EXCEPT: A) recurrent URI's with antibiotic tx B) hx smoking C) premature birth D) occupational exposure to fumes / dust - C
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