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Part A

1. The symptoms of COPD?

A

2. Dietary recommendations for managing COPD?

B

3. A protocol for drug therapy for COPD?

C

4. The technique for using a peak flow meter at home described?

D

5. Hygiene practices for COPD?

B

6. The use of bronchodilators for symptom relief?

C

7. Difference between Alzheimer’s disease and COPD explained?

A

8. What causes airflow obstruction in COPD?

Inflammation

9. What is a common symptom of both Alzheimer’s disease and osteoporosis?

Memory loss

10. What technique can help manage stress in chronic conditions?

Mindfulness

11. How long should over-the-counter pain relievers be used before consulting a healthcare professional?

As needed

12. What medication form is used for pain relief in chronic pain management?

Oral

13. What should be done before measuring blood pressure?

Rest

14. Text A lists __________ as a common symptom of COPD. 

Breathing difficulty

15. The document recommends avoiding before measuring blood pressure.

Caffeine

16. According to Text B, applying a(n) diet can help reduce osteoporosis symptoms.

Calcium-rich

17. Text C specifies that a healthcare professional should be consulted if a patient experiences after taking pain medication.

Severe side effects

18. The recommended initial dose of Pain Relief C for adults in Text C is __________ mg. 

10

19. Text B recommends __________ for managing symptoms of COPD and osteoporosis. 

Exercise

20. What does COPD stands for __________ ?

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder

PART B

Question 1- What is the main reason to avoid consuming dairy products with certain antibiotics?

Dairy products can interfere with the antibiotics’ absorption.

Question 2 – Why is it essential to seek immediate medical attention for severe chest pain?

Medical professionals are needed to determine the cause.

Question 3 – What is the primary reason for ensuring proper disposal of expired medications?

To prevent accidental ingestion and environmental contamination.

Question 4 Why is it important to stay hydrated when taking certain medications?

Dehydration can lead to improper medication absorption.

Question 5 – What is the main benefit of using electronic health records (EHRs) in patient care?

They streamline information sharing and improve coordination.

Question 6 – Why should you not ignore frequent urination and excessive thirst?

They may indicate an underlying condition such as diabetes.

Part C – Text 1 

7. What is a MAJOR factor contributing to the development of ALS?

(B) Genetic predisposition and environmental factors.

8. According to the passage, how can ALS be diagnosed?

(B) Through clinical evaluation and a series of diagnostic tests.

9. What is one consequence of ALS mentioned in the text?

(C) Progressive muscle weakness leading to paralysis.

10. The passage highlights that ALS can lead to which of the following outcomes?

(C) Respiratory complications requiring ventilatory support.

11. The text mentions the role of environmental factors in ALS. What is one such factor?

(B) Exposure to toxins.

12. Besides medical interventions, what other strategy is crucial for managing ALS symptoms?

(C) Engaging in physical and occupational therapy.

13. The passage states that medical interventions may be necessary for treating severe ALS. What is one such intervention mentioned?

(C) Pharmacotherapy and ventilatory support.

14. According to the text, which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for managing ALS?

(D) Adopting sedentary behaviors and avoiding exercise.

Part C – Text 2 

15. What is the primary cause of autoimmune diseases?

(B) Genetic predisposition and environmental triggers.

16. How do autoimmune diseases typically affect the body?

(B) By causing chronic inflammation and tissue damage.

17. Which of the following is a common symptom of autoimmune diseases?

(C) Chronic fatigue and joint pain.

18. How are autoimmune diseases diagnosed?

(C) Through a comprehensive approach including medical history, physical examination, and laboratory tests.

19. What is a common treatment strategy for managing autoimmune diseases?

(C) Using a combination of medications, lifestyle modifications, and supportive therapies.

20. Which medication is often used to reduce inflammation in autoimmune diseases?

(B) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

21. How can lifestyle modifications help manage autoimmune diseases?

(A) By promoting a balanced diet and regular exercise.

22. What role does physical therapy play in managing autoimmune diseases?

(A) It helps improve mobility, strength, and function.