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CRITICAL THINKING 3 points each After a patient performs one spirometry ma communication, how might you ask the patient to ne spirometry maneuver, the patient sits down, coughs for a few continue testing? ays "I don't really want to do that again." Using patient-centered 2. An asthmati di reconcile their medication list, which reveals that they have not been taking their control cation via inhaler as directed. Althogh this was not discussed in this module- why do e patient arrives in the office to perform a lung function test. Prior to testing, you think this you ask the patient to give the physician more information? is important to report to the physician prior to testing? What questions might . If a Medical Assistant doesn't give clear instructions prior to starting the procedure, or doesn't do an adequate job of coaching a patient throughout, how might this lead to inaccurate results?

Answer 1

1.* How do you feel while inhaling the air and moving balls

* the cough is the good indicator of lung expansion which brings out the sevcretions

* first time spirometer seems difficult a bit but becomes effective in 2 or 3 sessions

2.* How often the medication was taken

* when the symptoms worsened after stopping the drug

* do you have lifestyle habit of smoking

3. * patient Co operation will not be present

* becomes as a ethical and legal issue concerned with informed consent

* delays patients autonomy and decision making