I would put ALL questions in a single table with a second field as the PK. In a second table, I would have a PK field, a FK field that stores the PK value of the Questions table, and a third field with the FK of the PK value from the Questions table that is the followup question. You would have a record in this child table of every followup question:

Questions:
1  Question one
2  Question two
3  Question three
4  Question four
5  Question five
6  Question six

ChildTable [Q - PK of the Main Question, F - PK of the followup question]
PK Q   F
1  1   2
2  1   4
3  3   4
4  3   5
5  5   6

I leave it to you to figure how to determine what initial questions to ask. Maybe a third field [logical] in the Questions table to indicate a question to be presented initially.

>Normally, I don't ask questions here until I've given a good self effort to figure something out. In this case, I'm stumped with were to even begin. I need to prompt the user for some information in the form of questions. Based on the answer the user gives, I need to be able to branch to a different question or stop right their. I'm sure your all saying, "what the problem". It's just me. I don't know the right way to layout the database table to support this type of decesion making. If anyone has some thoughts, suggestions, articles, I would appreciate it.
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>Thanks in advance
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>Kirk