Cough: It's-s-s-Not That Simple

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Please rate your confidence level in questioning and assessing patients with excessive mucus and recommending appropriate OTC treatment * REQUIRED

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I do not manage patients with excessive mucus

Excessive mucus production is frequently associated with all of the following bacterial infections, EXCEPT: * REQUIRED

Sinusitis

Bronchitis

Pneumonia

Orbital cellulitis

The duration of a subacute cough is frequently characterized as: * REQUIRED

<3 weeks

3 – 8 weeks

>8 weeks

There is no precise range – it’s based on severity of symptoms

Which factor is least likely to prompt a referral to a healthcare provider for a patient presenting with a cough? * REQUIRED

Dyspnea

Hemoptysis

Chest pain

Fever

Postnasal drip

Which condition has the most abrupt onset of symptoms? * REQUIRED

Cold

Flu

Seasonal allergies

A 34-year-old male non-smoker with no significant past medical history comes to your pharmacy with symptoms of malaise, somewhat productive cough, and sneezing for several days. Which agent would be most effective for mobilizing the mucus for this patient's cough? * REQUIRED

Cromolyn

Loratadine

Guaifenesin

Dextromethorphan

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