Dr. Seeger wants a documentation tool for asthma assessment that displays additional questions. What is he describing?

The situation described involves Dr. Seeger seeking a documentation tool that can incorporate additional questions specifically tailored for asthma assessment. A flowsheet is designed to track data over time and allows for the customization of fields, making it suitable for displaying ongoing assessments for conditions like asthma. It serves as a dynamic tool that can show changes in a patient's condition and integrate additional questions as needed.

In contrast, a SmartText with SmartLinks typically provides standardized text and references that can be integrated into notes but is less adaptable for dynamic, customized data entry that would be necessary for ongoing assessments. A SmartSet with questions, while useful for structured data entry during encounters, may not have the same flexibility to customize as broadly as a flowsheet. The NoteWriter Physical Exam form is primarily used for documenting physical examination findings and would not typically include additional customized questions in the way a flowsheet can be adjusted to meet the needs of specific assessments like asthma.

Thus, the correct answer aligns with the need for a dynamic, customizable documentation tool that can be tailored specifically for ongoing assessments and additional queries regarding asthma.