Questionnaire

1. The use of AI note-taking tools in a patient’s consultation has which of the following ethical implications:

2. When using AI note-taking tools, the POPIA and other patient confidentiality requirements do not apply as AI is an anonymous digital tool.

3. The HPCSA guide to the ethical use of AI tools for diagnosis notes that:

4. Wellness applications that record cough and breathing sounds have not been validated by clinical research.

5. In a systematic review of multiple randomised trials, dextromethorphan self-care use:

6. Considering that the symptoms indicate that they are suffering from severe influenza suggest a treatment regime that takes into account their individual co-morbidities.

7. Considering the age and co-morbidities of the patients, what red flag symptoms would require you to immediately refer the patients to a medical doctor.

8. After referring your patient to their doctor and receiving a prescription for dispensing which contain an anti-viral (oseltamivir), antibiotic (co-amoxiclav 1 g) and oral prednisone, how would you counsel the patients in the use of the medicine and their behaviour to ensure their rapid recovery

9. Ten days later the couple return having recovered from the infection but still have persistent coughing. They complain of sleep disturbances and the severity of the coughing caused painful intercostal muscles. (Now called the “100-day” cough). Suggest some medications that will help reduce the frequency and severity of the coughing:

10. Although in the above case the causes of the persistent or chronic cough are easily determined, sometimes it is not as clear and by using AI in an internet search you will be able to access a detailed diagnostic algorithm and treatment possibilities. Which of the following steps would not be appropriate for the diagnosis: