Most relevant cues in the history

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Robert Persons is a 68 years old seen in emergency department with increasingly severe shortnes sof breath over the past week increase sputum production which has gone from white to dark yellow in color, increasings fatigue with activities of daily living, an increasingly need for higher levels of supplement oxygen and 2+ edema in both lower extremities. He reports that he has been using his rescue inhaler but it has been increasingly ineffective. Highlight what you believe are the most relevant cues in the history and note why they are relevant.

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