History of copd exacerbations

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DN is newly diagnosed with COPD and has no history of COPD exacerbations. She will be started on her first COPD medication regimen today. 1) Please explain what signs, symptoms, patient history, and spirometry findings are consistent with DN's diagnosis of COPD.

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