1. Which of the following conditions is NOT likely to have otitis as part of theinitial or preliminary diagnosis?: Answer Blepharitis 2. A patient presents with nasal congestion, sneezing, and nasal irritation.Which additional assessment finding would indicated the need for a rhino-manometry?: Answer Obstruction of the nasal passages is suspected or observed 3. A 33-year-old patient presents with clear nasal discharge, eczema, and itchywatery eyes. Which of the following indicators would suggest a diagnosis of allergic rhinitis?: Answer Serum IgE level greater than 100 U/mL presents as a child in thePMH 4. Which of the following assessment finding would necessitate immediatereferral to emergency services or a specialist?: Answer Severe eye redness with suspected connection related to N. Gonorrhea 5. Which of the following would be most appropriate for a patient with a clinicaldiagnosis of acute bronchitis?: Answer Discuss the use of acetaminophen and /or Motrinand encourage fluid and rest. Explain that antibiotics are not effective in viral infections. 6. A patient with a diagnosis of COPD present with an FEV1/FVC ratio of lessthan 70% and 40% of a normal FEV1 range.Which of the GOLD stages does this patient fall into?: Answer GOLD stage 3-Severe 7. A patient presents with a diagnosis ofCOPD.In this patient,which lab valueswould be expected to support of COPD?: