COPD: PreTest

Question 1 of 16

Can history and physical examination diagnose COPD?

Yes
No

Question 2 of 16

Which question below is NOT asked on the COPD Population Screener?

During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time did you feel short of breath?
Did you ever cough up any “stuff” such as mucus or phlegm?
Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your entire life?
During the past 4 weeks, on how many days did you forget to take your daily medication?

Question 3 of 16

Airflow limitation can be diagnosed with certainty without spirometry.

True
False

Question 4 of 16

What information is NOT needed to calculate predicted values for spirometry?

Height
Sex
Weight
Age

Question 5 of 16

Which statement about preparing a patient for spirometry is NOT true?

Tell the patient to take a deep breath, blow hard and fast and to keep going until told to stop
The mouthpiece should be put past the teeth with the lips sealed around it
Instruct them to sit up straight throughout the entire test, do not bend over
Tell the patient to take a deep breath, blow slow and long and to keep going until told to stop

Question 6 of 16

A patient may have good effort but poor spirometry technique.

True
False

Question 7 of 16

Following the GOLD guidelines, Stage 2 Moderate COPD FEV1 is:

Greater than 80%
Greater than 50% but less than 80%
Less than 50% but greater than 30%
Greater than 110% but less than 100%

Question 8 of 16

Therapy for Stage 2 Moderate COPD includes everything except:

Reducing risk with influenza vaccine
Short-acting beta agonist
Oxygen therapy
Long-acting beta agonist

Question 9 of 16

Stage 3 to 4, Severe to Very Severe COPD patients do not benefit from exercise training.

True
False

Question 10 of 16

An “activated” patient must have”

Insight, intelligence, know-how
Knowledge, desire, well being
Medical background, health literacy, and motivation
Knowledge, confidence, motivation

Question 11 of 16

The “2As & R” approach to smoking intervention stand for:

Assess, Advise, and Reassess
Ask, Advise, and Refer
Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, and Refer
Ask, Aim, and Re-direct

Question 12 of 16

The first of the 5 communication strategies to increase adherence is:

Build a relationship
Focus on listening
Follow-up
Provide information

Question 13 of 16

The “5As” are:

Arrange, action, adherence, access, and activation
Ask, advise, assess, assist, and arrange
Ask, advise, arrange, assist, and activation
Activation, advise, adhere, access, and action

Question 14 of 16

One technique from Motivational Interviewing is:

Warn patients about the dangers of not following the treatment plan
Engage family members
Use reflective listening
Provide information

Question 15 of 16

Reasons providers often do NOT address patient smoking include

Clinical doubt
Personal preference
Lack of reimbursement
Forgetfulness

Question 16 of 16

Cigarette smoking is as addicting as heroin, cocaine, or amphetamines

True
False

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