AI Tools for Managing a Chronic Condition Yourself

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main benefit of using AI tools to track your chronic condition symptoms?

   1. AI writes prescriptions for you
   2. AI can diagnose your condition without a doctor
   3. AI organizes your data so patterns become visible before your next appointment
   4. AI replaces your need to see a doctor regularly

2. If you log your asthma triggers every day for a week, what can you realistically ask AI to do with that information?

   1. Guarantee you will never have symptoms again
   2. Predict when you will have your next attack
   3. Tell you exactly what medication to take
   4. Identify patterns, like certain triggers that appear more often

3. Why might a teen with a chronic condition use AI when preparing to switch from a pediatric doctor to an adult doctor?

   1. The AI will automatically transfer their medical records
   2. The AI will attend the appointment instead of them
   3. The AI can help generate thoughtful questions about managing their own care
   4. The AI decides which adult doctor they should see

4. Who is ultimately responsible for making medical decisions about your chronic condition?

   1. Your doctor and care team
   2. You, because AI gives you all the answers
   3. Your parents or guardians
   4. The AI tool you use

5. What type of document might AI help you create for your school to keep on file?

   1. An action plan summarizing your triggers, symptoms, and what staff should do during an emergency
   2. A list of all medications you have ever taken
   3. Your complete medical records from all your doctors
   4. A detailed medical history for public display

6. What does the term 'self-management' mean in the context of chronic condition care?

   1. Managing your condition completely on your own without any medical help
   2. Letting AI make all decisions about your treatment
   3. Doing everything your doctor tells you without question
   4. Taking responsibility for tracking your symptoms and preparing for appointments while working with your care team

7. What is a 'trigger log'?

   1. A record of things that cause your symptoms to worsen
   2. A list of your favorite hobbies and activities
   3. A calendar of your doctor's appointments
   4. A summary of all the medications you take daily

8. The lesson describes being a 'co-pilot' of your own health. What does this mean?

   1. You ignore medical advice and make your own rules
   2. You actively participate in your care while experts guide you
   3. You let someone else control all health decisions
   4. You completely take over from your doctors

9. In the 'Try it!' activity, how long are you asked to log your symptoms?

   1. 30 days
   2. 1 day
   3. 3 days
   4. 7 days

10. What should you do with the patterns AI finds in your symptom log?

    1. Use them to create 3 questions for your next doctor visit
    2. Start treating yourself without consulting a doctor
    3. Share them on social media immediately
    4. Ignore them if they seem confusing

11. Which of these is a role AI can realistically play in managing a chronic condition?

    1. Organizing your health data and questions
    2. Prescribing medication
    3. Diagnosing medical conditions
    4. Performing physical examinations

12. What types of information are helpful to log in an AI-powered health tracker?

    1. Only when you feel sick
    2. Symptoms, triggers, and medication timing
    3. Only your medication times
    4. Your favorite foods and TV shows

13. A friend says AI will tell them exactly what medicine to take for their diabetes. What is the most accurate response?

    1. That is true — AI knows more than doctors about medicine
    2. You should trust AI over your doctor
    3. AI will replace your endocrinologist
    4. AI can help organize your data, but only your doctor can decide on medication

14. Why is it useful to bring organized data to a doctor appointment?

    1. So you can demand specific treatments
    2. So the doctor does not have to ask you any questions
    3. So you can show off the technology you use
    4. So your doctor can see patterns and help you make informed decisions

15. Which chronic condition is mentioned as an example in the lesson?

    1. Broken bones
    2. Astigmatism
    3. Food poisoning
    4. Asthma