What type of questions should appear in Dr. Seeger's tool if he selects Yes for Exacerbation?

When Dr. Seeger selects "Yes" for Exacerbation, it indicates a need for a deeper understanding of the patient's current condition beyond standard inquiries. This selection triggers additional assessment questions that delve into the specifics of the exacerbation. These questions are crucial for gathering comprehensive information regarding the patient's symptoms, potential causes, and impact on their overall health.

Additional assessment questions are designed to ensure that any changes in the patient's condition are closely monitored and addressed. They can help in determining the severity of the exacerbation, the adequacy of the current treatment plan, and the need for any adjustments. By collecting this more nuanced data, healthcare providers can make informed decisions about patient care and treatment strategies.

In contrast, standard questions about medication, basic demographic questions, and the triggering of no questions do not provide the necessary detail needed when a patient is experiencing an exacerbation. The focus in such cases should be on specific, pertinent information that directly informs care rather than general or non-relevant inquiries.