Breathing Easy: Live Activity Pre - Assessment

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Which of the following best represents your profession?
What is your primary specialty?
Did you previously participate in the online, enduring activity, “Breathing Easy: Conquering Obstructive Sleep Apnea for Better Health”?
What percent of people with OSA are also people with obesity?
Which additional clinical factors would you assess if using the STOP-Bang questionnaire to gather a sleep history from a patient?
A female with hypertension presents to your clinic complaining of depression, headache, anxiety, and fatigue. She does not report any experiences with insomnia-like symptoms or sleepiness. Which of the following typologies of OSA might she have?
Miranda uses CPAP to manage her moderate OSA (AHI=18). She finds her CPAP device uncomfortable due to a feeling of claustrophobia and inability to tolerate the mask. A change to BiPAP has not helped. Her PAP machine reveals an average use of less than 1 hour per night over the prior month. Miranda presents today with BMI of 37. Which of the following factors in Miranda’s case is TRUE?
Andre is a male with obesity who comes for his annual physical at your clinic. Through previously diagnosed with OSA, his symptoms have not resolved with CPAP device treatment or with lifestyle modification. He reports discomfort with CPAP use and is interested in exploring other treatment modalities for OSA. To facilitate shared decision making, which of the following points would you provide around additional treatment options in OSA?
Lin, who has overweight, presents at your clinic with complaints of daytime fatigue and loud snoring. Lin has not been diagnosed or treated for OSA, but you identify her as at-risk after evaluation with the STOP-BANG questionnaire. Lin relies on her children for transportation and is underinsured. Lin also expresses anxiety around spending time in clinic settings. Which of the following steps are you likely to recommend to Lin?
How confident do you feel in treating and managing patients with OSA
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