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Complex ADHD: Beyond <strong>the</strong> Basics<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Identify common psychiatric and developmental conditions that co-exist with ADHD; 2) Describe<br />
medication management of ADHD and co-existing conditions.<br />
Developmental Screening Update<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Explain policy and recommended procedures for developmental screening; 2) Identify reliable and<br />
valid screening tools for developmental disorders.<br />
Challenging Cases in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics<br />
Learning Objective(s): Identify differential diagnosis of developmental and behavioral conditions based on presenting signs<br />
and symptoms.<br />
Puberty: What is Too Early? What is Too Late?<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1)) Evaluate and triage premature <strong>the</strong>larche in young girls; 2) Evaluate and triage premature<br />
adrenarche in young children; and 3) Recognize and evaluate constitutional delay of growth and development.<br />
When is Growth Abnormal and What Should I Do About It?<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Evaluate and appropriately refer children with short stature; 2) Evaluate and recognize girls with<br />
Turner Syndrome; and 3) Recognize and triage most patients with high risk for growth hormone deficiency.<br />
What’s New in Diabetes Mellitus and How Can Pediatricians Improve Overall Outcomes for Children With DM?<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) List age-appropriate hemoglobin A1c targets for children with T1DM and T2DM; 2) List three comorbidities<br />
that commonly occur in children with DM; and 3) Define <strong>the</strong> pediatricians role in DM management.<br />
What Can We Do For Obese Children and Adolescents?<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) List three possible causes for <strong>the</strong> rapid rise in childhood obesity; 2) List two differences between a<br />
conventional medical interview and a motivational interview.<br />
Kawasaki Disease: What’s New in Diagnosis and Treatment?<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Define incomplete Kawasaki Disease; 2) Differentiate KD from o<strong>the</strong>r conditions; and 3) Describe<br />
management of KD.<br />
Those New Blood Tests for Tuberculosis Infection<br />
Learning Objective(s): Determine which children in a general pediatrics practice would benefit from having an interferongamma<br />
release assay test instead of a tradition tuberculin skin test for diagnosing tuberculosis infection.<br />
Cervical Adenitis: When To Treat and When To Cut<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Review <strong>the</strong> differential diagnosis for cervical adenitis; 2) Discuss approaches to radiology, surgery<br />
and medical <strong>the</strong>rapy.<br />
Hot Topics in Pediatric Infectious Diseases<br />
Learning Objective(s): Review several currently important issues in pediatric infectious diseases, concentrating on those for<br />
which <strong>the</strong>re have been recent changes in recommendations.<br />
Management of Snoring and Sleep Apnea in Children<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) List <strong>the</strong> factors that put children at risk for snoring; 2) Discuss <strong>the</strong> recommended approach to<br />
diagnosis; and 3) Describe <strong>the</strong> clinical consequences of snoring and apnea.<br />
Respiratory Consequences of Dysphagia and GER<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Discuss <strong>the</strong> development of normal swallowing function; 2) Recognize <strong>the</strong> at risk population of<br />
infants and children; and 3) Describe <strong>the</strong> manifestations of dysphagia in children.<br />
Chronic Cough in Children<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Identify which child warrants evaluation for chronic cough; 2) Discuss <strong>the</strong> differential diagnosis of<br />
chronic cough; 3) Develop an approach to evaluating a child with a chronic cough; and 4) Outline a treatment plan for a child<br />
with chronic cough.<br />
Management of Apparent Life-Threatening Events<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) List <strong>the</strong> causes of <strong>the</strong> apparent life-threatening event; 2) Determine which events warrant in-depth<br />
evaluation; and 3) Discuss <strong>the</strong> indications and limitations of home monitoring.<br />
ANA is Positive, So Now What? Laboratory Studies in Pediatric Rheumatic Diseases<br />
Learning Objective(s): 1) Select which laboratory studies to order when a rheumatology illness is suspected; 2) Interpret <strong>the</strong><br />
significance of auto-antibody test results in <strong>the</strong> context of <strong>the</strong> clinical setting.