Problem: How to diagnose copd
See your doctor.
The best way to fight copd is to see your doctor before symptoms arise. This is because symptoms of copd often don't appear until significant lung damage has already occurred. OPTIONS:
- If the condition worsens, you may need to see your doctor. Choose a convenient time of day to speak to your doctor.
- If you haven't already noticed symptoms of copd, see your doctor immediately. If you have other symptoms, see your doctor first.
- The best course of action is to seek medical care if you are a long-term smoker or in a high risk group. Copd symptoms are often ignored because they start gradually and progress over time.
- Symptoms of copd this way include : Dark, hard to see symptoms that usually disappear after a short period of time if left untreated severe symptoms after a long period or time if left untreated Keep a journal. Keeping a journal on copd can help you feel more comfortable.

Answer: The best course of action is to seek medical care if you are a long-term smoker or in a high risk group. Copd symptoms are often ignored because they start gradually and progress over time.

Problem: A group of men do freestyle running jumps throughout the city. The men run together in a group. each man OPTIONS:
- is given a bow and takes his turn and then runs as a group.
- throws the other high into the air with spins.
- does a set of multiple jumps in a continuous line.
- runs across a mat toward the next mat using their arms and legs to go in and out.

Answer: does a set of multiple jumps in a continuous line.

Problem: How to pay self employment tax
Add up your business revenue.
This is any money taken in by your business. Make a note of this amount. OPTIONS:
- Direct that amount to one or two owners in the business depending on what the circumstances are. If you work for just one person, each owner must have 30% of your revenue.
- Figure out the total amount of your business related expenses. You will have to report these on a form titled schedule c.
- This amount, when multiplied together, will net you approximately 2.5% of your gross income. Once you have this figure, transfer your money to a savings account to calculate your taxable net income.
- Multiply what you take in (itemize this amount) by the number of hours you have worked. This is how long you can take to pay self employment tax.
Answer: Figure out the total amount of your business related expenses. You will have to report these on a form titled schedule c.