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Address
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City
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If seeking MOC Part 2 credit, please enter your ABP diplomate number:
If seeking MOC Part 2 credit, please enter your date of birth (MM/DD/YY):
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Specialty
Primary Care (Pediatrics)
Primary Care (Family Medicine)
Medical Subspecialty
Nursing or Allied Health
Community Health Worker
Home Visitor
Resident
Social Worker
Other
Activity Evaluation
How did you participate in an educational activity?
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Attended a live presentation, via webinar or in person
Watched a recorded presentation
Which activity are you claiming credit for?
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Immunizations: Update and Conversation with Families
Developmental Screenings: Learn the Signs, Act Early
Introduction to Trauma Informed Care
“Change Is Hard” Adolescent Behavioral Health
Child & Adolescent Well Care
Oral Health in Primary Care
Healthy Night Routine for Infants
Breastfeeding Panel
Adolescent Vaping Prevention
Pediatric Screening Questionnaires
Connect with Families through Technology
Implicit Bias
Asthma Updates to Empower Care Teams, Patients, and Families
Maternal and Mental Health
Evaluation and Treatment of Children and Adolescents with Obesity
Serving Children and Families Experiencing Homelessness
Early Literacy Webinar
Healthy Active Living: Cultivating Positive Relationships Around Feeding
Brush, Book, Bed Literacy Webinar
Lead Practice Coaching Kick Off
Making Sense of the Newborn Screen – Provider
Making Sense of the Newborn Screen – Allied Health
From Bullying to Breakthrough: Navigating Mental Health Challenges in the Digital Age
Updates to Diabetes Type 1 and Type 2 - Provider
Updates to Diabetes Type 1 and Type 2 - Allied Health
Asthma Training Series: Resources to Prescribe
Understanding and Responding to the Needs of Children with ADHD
Maximizing Micronutrients
Asthma Training Series: Lessons Learned in SBAT
Anxiety in the "Tween" Aged Child (Provider)
Anxiety in the "Tween" Aged Child (Allied Health)
Hot Topics in Healthcare Infection Control & Prevention
Asthma Training Series: Health Equity and Justice
Childhood Lead Poisoning: Role of the Provider in Screening and Education
Making Sense of Adherence: Pediatric Self-Management Models for Clinicians
Which activity are you claiming credit for?
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Lead Recruitment Webinar (01/18/2024)
Screening for Maternal Depressionat the WCC (01/24/24)
Navigating Difficult Weight Related Conversations (01/31/24)
Lead Practice Coaching Kick Off (02/08/24 or 03/07/24))
Screening for Maternal Depression - Role of Allied Health (02/20/24)
Lead-Free Ohio Practice Coaching In-Office Coaching Sessions (beginning 3/1/24)
Making Sense of the Newborn Screen – Provider (3/6/24)
Making Sense of the Newborn Screen – Allied Health (3/14/24)
From Bullying to Breakthrough: Navigating Mental Health Challenges in the Digital Age (3/20/24)
Updates to Diabetes Type 1 and Type 2 - Provider (3/28/24)
Updates to Diabetes Type 1 and Type 2 - Allied Health (4/11/24)
Asthma Training Series: Resources to Prescribe (4/11/24)
Spring Education Meeting (4/19/24)
Understanding and Responding to the Needs of Children with ADHD (4/23/24)
Maximizing Micronutrients (4/24/24)
Asthma Training Series: Lessons Learned in SBAT (5/13/24)
Anxiety in the "Tween" Aged Child (Provider) (5/15/24)
Hot Topics in Healthcare Infection Control & Prevention (5/23/24)
Anxiety in the "Tween" Aged Child (Allied Health) (5/30/24)
Asthma Training Series: Health Equity and Justice (6/11/24)
Childhood Lead Poisoning: Role of the Provider in Screening and Education
Making Sense of Adherence: Pediatric Self-Management Models for Clinicians (5/7/26)
At the end of the activity how strongly do you believe the education you received will impact your practice?
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Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
What are two changes that you plan to make in practice as a result of this activity?
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Assess your level of commitment to making the modification to your practice stated above:
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Very committed
Committed
Somewhat committed
Not very committed
Do not expect to change practice
Please select the reason (or reasons) that you chose to access this activity:
MOC Part II Credit
CME Credit (or Other Continuing Education Credit)
Educational Content/Topic
Speaker
Other
Other
As you look ahead, what CME topic is your highest learning priority?
On a scale of 1 - 5, please rate the following statements.
( 1 = Strongly Disagree, 3 = Neutral, 5 = Strongly Agree)
The content matched my current or potential scope of practice.
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1
2
3
4
5
The speaker was knowledgeable and able to effectively teach the content.
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1
2
3
4
5
I was satisfied with this learning activity.
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1
2
3
4
5
There was bias related to diversity, equity or inclusion in this presentation.
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No
Yes (if yes, please comment)
Yes (if yes, please comment)
This activity was free of commercial bias.
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Yes
No (if no, please comment)
No (if no, please comment)
Faculty disclosures were made.
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Yes
No (if no, please comment)
No (if no, please comment)
How can the Ohio AAP Assist in meeting your education needs?
In order to assist us in measuring the outcomes of this educational activity, would you be willing to participate in a brief post-activity questionnaire?
Yes
No
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Review Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA).
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Yes
No
Understand GINA stepwise asthma guidelines.
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Yes
No
Utilize asthma action plans for treatment clarity for patients, families and their care team members.
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Yes
No
Highlight updates made to GINA asthma guidelines in 2022.
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
# of MOC Part II Points:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
What does GINA stand for?
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Global Initiative National Asthma Association
Global Initiative for Asthma
Global Inclusive National Asthma Association
None of the above
TRUE or FALSE: Patients with apparently mild asthma are NOT at risk of serious adverse events
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TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following are changes or clarifications in GINA 2022?
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“Written” asthma action plans
Acute asthma in healthcare settings
Use of e-cigarettes is associated with increased risk of respiratory symptoms and asthma exacerbations
All of the above
If you would like to claim
Continuing Education credit for Social Workers
for this activity, please enter your license number here:
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Outline approaches to asthma management in the community and in the hospital
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Yes
No
Identify action steps we all can take for (and with) patients and communities in the pursuit of health equity and justice
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Yes
No
Consider population health approaches that elevate action on social, economic, and environmental determinants of health (SDH)
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
A 5-year-old boy is admitted to the hospital. He is having difficulty breathing and cannot seem to catch his breath. You hear wheezes on your physical examination, and you make the decision to treat him for an acute asthma exacerbation with inhaled bronchodilators, inhaled corticosteroids, and systemic corticosteroids. Prior to discharge from the hospital, what do you make sure to ask about and intervene upon (if appropriate)?
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Access to health care resources (e.g., primary care, pharmacy)
Housing conditions (e.g., exposure to pests, moisture)
Understanding of disease state
Potential triggers of current condition
All of the above
The use of maps in health care could support a better understanding of place-based social determinants of health for populations, and if incorporated more directly into patient-centered care, it could also:
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Be all that is necessary in social and environmental screening during clinical encounters
Provide clinicians with contextual background related to a patient’s (or population’s) neighborhood attributes and resources
Provide insights into community resources and potential referrals
Increase the “precision” of our clinical interventions related to risk (and asset) assessment and response.
Options 2, 3, and 4
Population health is defined as:
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The study of the conditions that shape distributions of health within and across populations, and of the mechanisms through which these conditions manifest as the health of individuals
The health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group
Everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible
Differences in health (or determinants of health) that adversely affect marginalized or excluded groups
Conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Identify common presentations of anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
Describe the workup for anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
List treatment approaches for anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Which of the following is the most common mental health problem in pre-adolescent youth?
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ADHD
Depression
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Which of the following is felt to be influencing increases in loneliness and friendlessness in youth since the 2010’s?
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Colorful skinny jeans
Fidget spinners
Hoverboards
Earthquakes and oil spills
Widespread use of smartphones
Which of the following is characterized by persistent and excessive worry about losing major attachment figures or about possible harm such as illness, injury, disasters, or death?
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Reactive attachment disorder
Separation anxiety disorder
Generalized anxiety disorder
Social anxiety disorder
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Which of the following screening tools can be most helpful in determining if a child is experiencing significant anxiety?
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Pediatric Symptom Checklist
Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire
SCARED
Vanderbilt Assessment Scale
Conners 3
Which of the following treatment approaches for anxiety is preferred as front line?
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Combination of CBT and medication
6 months of CBT
A trial of an SSRI
Parent training
Bibliotherapy
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe best practices for preventive care for international travel, including recommendations for vaccines
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Yes
No
Apply new skills in discussions to address vaccine hesitancy with healthcare workers
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Yes
No
Utilize proper techniques demonstrated in PPE use in primary care, including training, fit, and supply limitations
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Yes
No
Recommend opportunities for primary care and school-based health providers to collaborate on infection control
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Yes
No
I have increased knowledge regarding healthcare infection prevention and control (IPC).
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Additional Evaluation Questions:
Would you recommend this activity to others?
Yes
No
Unsure
My understanding of the subject matter has improved as a result of having participated in this IPC session.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
N/A
I am more confident in my ability to apply IPC principles as a result of having participated in this session.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
N/A
I plan to share what I learned from this session with my peers.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
N/A
This session increased my access to evidence-based training and materials around infection prevention and control.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
N/A
Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) for this activity is being offered by Ohio Department of Health. Are you seeking CNE credit for this activity?
Yes
No
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
True or False: The HIPAA Privacy Rule allows a health care provider to disclose protected health information (PHI) about a student to a school nurse.
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True
False
Preventative care for international travel includes:
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Schedule a pretravel individual health risk assessment at least four weeks before travel with PCP
Manage heath risk with vaccines, prophylaxis and education
Antibiotic prophylaxis is not recommended
Sanitize or wash your hands frequently
All of the above
True or False: Measles requires droplet precautions.
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True
False
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Identify common presentations of anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
Describe the workup for anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
List treatment approaches for anxiety in pre-teen children
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Which of the following is the most common mental health problem in pre-adolescent youth?
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ADHD
Depression
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Which of the following is felt to be influencing increases in loneliness and friendlessness in youth since the 2010’s?
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Colorful skinny jeans
Fidget spinners
Hoverboards
Earthquakes and oil spills
Widespread use of smartphones
Which of the following is characterized by persistent and excessive worry about losing major attachment figures or about possible harm such as illness, injury, disasters, or death?
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Reactive attachment disorder
Separation anxiety disorder
Generalized anxiety disorder
Social anxiety disorder
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Which of the following screening tools can be most helpful in determining if a child is experiencing significant anxiety?
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Pediatric Symptom Checklist
Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire
SCARED
Vanderbilt Assessment Scale
Conners 3
Which of the following treatment approaches for anxiety is preferred as front line?
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Combination of CBT and medication
6 months of CBT
A trial of an SSRI
Parent training
Bibliotherapy
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Identify key components of high quality asthma care
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Yes
No
Acknowledge challenges to providing this care
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Yes
No
Describe strategies that can be used in the office to overcome these challenges and make care more consistent
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Yes
No
Recognize the important roles schools, and especially school nurses, can play in optimizing asthma care
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Which of the following are key components of high-quality asthma care?
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Correct assessment of degree of asthma impairment and risk
Prescription of effective therapies, scaled to asthma severity
Family/patient education
All of the above
According to the 2020 NHLBI/NAEPP update, which type of therapy is the preferred treatment for a 10-year-old whose asthma that is not controlled by low-dose inhaled corticosteroids (ICS)?
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ICS/LABA
Add-on leukotriene
Increase in ICS inhaler strength/dose
Immunotherapy for skin-test proven aeroallergens
Which of the following is true regarding the role school nurses play in student care?
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HIPAA rules bar discussion between school nurses and physicians about mutual patients.
School nurses do not benefit from having students’ asthma action plans.
School nurses are responsible for managing students’ asthma attacks at school.
School-based programs involving directly observed controller therapy have minimal impact on asthma outcomes.
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe the top three micronutrient deficiencies for children living in Ohio
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Yes
No
Apply clinical best practices in addressing micronutrient deficiencies.
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Yes
No
Educate families on how to supplement meals to include more nutrients.
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Please select the three main micronutrient deficiencies in children in Ohio. Select all that apply.
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Iron
Calcium
Vitamin D
Sodium
Which of the following is a good source of iron?
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Milk
Peanut butter
Apply juice
Spinach
True or False: A diet can be supplemented with fortified foods or vitamins.
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True
False
Which of the following may be considered as risk factors for low calcium levels?
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Preterm infant births
Use of laxatives
High fiber diet
All of the above
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Identify young patients (2-6 years of age) presenting with behavioral challenges who require further evaluation.
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Yes
No
Differentiate among the presentations of ADHD, anxiety, learning disabilities and oppositional defiant disorder in children aged two to six years.
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Yes
No
List parenting techniques that can be employed to help manage common behavioral challenges in children aged two to six years.
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Executive function deficits include all of the following except:
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working memory
emotional self self-regulation
intense rough and tumble play
reconstitution, planning and problem solving
Boys and girls present ADHD differences how:
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boys exhibit more externalizing symptoms
girls exhibit more internalizing symptoms
there is no difference in how boys and girls present
a and b
Collaborative and proactive solutions therapeutic model includes all of the following except:
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focus on blame
collaborative problem-solving
proactive approach
strength based
Which of the following is not an ADHD Screening tool:
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Conners Rating Scale
Vanderbilt ADHD Diagnostic Rating Scale
ADHD Distraction scale
Child Behavioral Checklist
Individualized Education Programs and 504 plans are:
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Plans for parents to use in controlling behavior at home
Plans schools put in place to address academic supports as necessary
Plans for therapists to use in treatment
None of the above
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe barriers to asthma medication access
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Yes
No
Apply clinical and coverage resources to prescribe guideline-recommended medications and avoid insurance barriers
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Yes
No
Resolve prior authorization barriers associated with SMART
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Yes
No
Describe best practices for improving asthma medication ratio (AMR)
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
An inhaler needs to contain which long acting beta-2 agonist (LABA) if using as a single maintenance and reliever therapy (SMART)?
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Salmeterol
Albuterol
Formoterol
Vilanterol
Asthma medication ratio is calculated using the following equation?
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AMR = Controller / (Controller + Reliever)
AMR = Reliever/Controller
AMR = Controller/Reliever
AMR = Controller + Reliever
Which of the following statement is true regarding dry powder inhalers (DPIs)?
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DPIs are appropriate to treat pediatric asthma patients of all ages
DPIs are breathe actuated and younger children may not have the lung strength to obtain the full dose of medication
DPIs can be used with a spacer/holding chamber
Another name for DPI is metered dose inhaler
Which session(s) did you participate in?
The Pediatrician's Role in Lead Prevention
ADHD Updates
The Pediatrician's Role in Lead Prevention
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe the burden and implications of lead poisoning in Ohio
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Yes
No
Increase understanding of the legal requirements for lead screening in Ohio
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Yes
No
Improve discussions with caregivers on lead poisoning prevention, elevated blood lead levels, testing, and treatment
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Yes
No
Utilize new skills to assess patients for appropriate screening for elevated blood lead levels
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Yes
No
For MOC Part II Credit: Based on your experience today, please share 2 areas where you can improve your lead-focused patient care in the next 90 days.
# of CME Hours:
ADHD in Younger Ages
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Identify young patients (2-6 years of age) presenting with behavioral challenges who require further evaluation
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Yes
No
Differentiate among the presentations of ADHD, anxiety, learning disabilities and oppositional defiant disorder in children aged two to six years
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Yes
No
List parenting techniques that can be employed to help manage common behavioral challenges in children aged two to six years
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Yes
No
For MOC Part II Credit: Based on your experience today, please share 2 areas where you can improve your ADHD patient care in the next 90 days.
# of CME Hours:
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe when screening for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes is indicated in practice
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Yes
No
Plan to implement two actionable steps that can help prevent the progression of Type 2 diabetes with patients
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Yes
No
Appropriately refer patients to endocrinology when screening suggests further evaluation and management is medically indicated
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following defines Stage 2 type 1 diabetes?
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2 positive islet cell antibodies
2 positive islet cell antibodies plus glucose 140mg/dL-199mg/dL on oral glucose tolerance test
A glucose over 140mg-199mg/dL on an oral glucose tolerance test
2 positive islet cell antibodies plus a glucose level over 200mg/dL
What does C-peptide determine as part of lab work?
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Insulin resistance
Blood glucose levels
Pancreatic enzyme secretion
Insulin production
A 10-year-old male presents for his well visit with his mother. Mom has a medical history of type 1 diabetes and expresses concerns about her son’s risk for developing type 1 diabetes. Which of the following would be the best course of action?
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Counsel on his risk and recommend screening with islet cell antibodies.
Counsel on his risk and recommend screening with oral glucose tolerance test.
Order islet cell antibodies.
Reassure her that his risk is low and don’t screen.
Which of the following is not considered a risk factor for youth onset t2d?
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Mid pubertal status
Maternal diabetes during pregnancy
Racial/ethnic minority
Male gender
Which of the following statements about youth onset t2d (compared to adult onset t2d) is incorrect?
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Children with t2d are more insulin resistant
Youth onset t2d is associated with more rapid development of complications
Metformin is effective as a long term monotherapy in nearly all patients with yt2d
There are now fda labels for an assortment of medications for yt2d including multiple different GLP1a and SGLT2 inhibitors
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe when screening for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes is indicated in practice
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Yes
No
Plan to implement two actionable steps that can help prevent the progression of Type 2 diabetes with patients
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Yes
No
Appropriately refer patients to endocrinology when screening suggests further evaluation and management is medically indicated
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following defines Stage 2 type 1 diabetes?
*
2 positive islet cell antibodies
2 positive islet cell antibodies plus glucose 140mg/dL-199mg/dL on oral glucose tolerance test
A glucose over 140mg-199mg/dL on an oral glucose tolerance test
2 positive islet cell antibodies plus a glucose level over 200mg/dL
What does C-peptide determine as part of lab work?
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Insulin resistance
Blood glucose levels
Pancreatic enzyme secretion
Insulin production
A 10-year-old male presents for his well visit with his mother. Mom has a medical history of type 1 diabetes and expresses concerns about her son’s risk for developing type 1 diabetes. Which of the following would be the best course of action?
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Counsel on his risk and recommend screening with islet cell antibodies.
Counsel on his risk and recommend screening with oral glucose tolerance test.
Order islet cell antibodies.
Reassure her that his risk is low and don’t screen.
Which of the following is not considered a risk factor for youth onset t2d?
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Mid pubertal status
Maternal diabetes during pregnancy
Racial/ethnic minority
Male gender
Which of the following statements about youth onset t2d (compared to adult onset t2d) is incorrect?
*
Children with t2d are more insulin resistant
Youth onset t2d is associated with more rapid development of complications
Metformin is effective as a long term monotherapy in nearly all patients with yt2d
There are now fda labels for an assortment of medications for yt2d including multiple different GLP1a and SGLT2 inhibitors
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Refer patients with an abnormal newborn blood spot screen to the appropriate follow-up clinic
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Yes
No
Communicate effectively with the Ohio Department of Health regarding abnormal test results
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Yes
No
Order appropriate testing for congenital CMV infection following an abnormal newborn hearing screen
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Yes
No
Respond effectively to abnormal thyroid screening
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Yes
No
Manage and follow a patient with an abnormal newborn screening for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following is true about the Ohio Revised Code regarding newborn screening?
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The code names the specific diseases to be screened by the state
Screening must be performed, regardless of religious objections
All newborn children shall be screened for genetic, metabolic and endocrine disorders as guided by ODH
The advisory panel on ODH must be members of the Ohio AAP
Which of the following is true when screening for critical congenital heart disease?
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It is most accurate when done after 48 hours of life
An SpO2<90% is considered an immediate fail
Repeat testing is indicated for an SpO2 of 95% in the right hand
Approximately 5% of newborns fail the screen each year in Ohio
The following is true regarding Ohio’s new screening on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD):
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The new screening is important because action within the first six months of life is mandatory with DMD
Ohio is the tenth state to mandate DMD screening
DMD screening will require ongoing evaluation of referral patterns for DMD treatment in Ohio
DMD is listed in the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP)
Which of the following is true about congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection?
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Newborns at risk are best tested within the first 21 days of life
Blood testing for CMV antibodies is the preferred method of confirmation
Related hearing loss is usually present at birth
Failed hearing screens require diagnostic evaluation within the first year of life
The following is an example of a criterion used by the Ohio Department of Health to determine if a test should be added to the newborn blood spot test:
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A) Presence of an established treatment regimen
Designation of the disease in the federally generated Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP)
Expected benefits to children and society with respect to costs and benefits of screening
Whether a delay in diagnosis, treatment and early intervention of an illness will cause disability
All of the above
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Compare and contrast social media risks, benefits and programs in conversations with caregivers and adolescents
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Yes
No
Utilize new skills in providing guidance to caregivers on mental health challenges resulting from adolescent social media use
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Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following are considered benefits of social media use:
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Space for self-expression
Depression and anxiety
Buffers minority stress
A and C
Which of the following are recommended to help caregivers support healthy social media?
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Know the social media platforms your children are using
Set limits regarding time spent on social media
Be body positive and identify potential harmful content
All of the above
Cyberbullying is when a victim is:
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Sent frown face emojis
Hit by someone with their cell phone or computer
Targeted in a school newspaper or billboard
Bullied online
True or False: Online bullying and harassment can be easier to commit than other acts of bullying because the bully doesn't have to confront their target in person.
*
True
False
Which is true regarding cyberbullying victimization:
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LGBTQ+ teens are more likely to be victimized
Multicultural teens are more likely than white teens to be victimized
Males are more likely to be offenders of cyberbullying than females
All of the above
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Refer patients with an abnormal newborn blood spot screen to the appropriate follow-up clinic
*
Yes
No
Communicate effectively with the Ohio Department of Health regarding abnormal test results
*
Yes
No
Order appropriate testing for congenital CMV infection following an abnormal newborn hearing screen
*
Yes
No
Respond effectively to abnormal thyroid screening
*
Yes
No
Manage and follow a patient with an abnormal newborn screening for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following is true about the Ohio Revised Code regarding newborn screening?
*
The code names the specific diseases to be screened by the state
Screening must be performed, regardless of religious objections
All newborn children shall be screened for genetic, metabolic and endocrine disorders as guided by ODH
The advisory panel on ODH must be members of the Ohio AAP
Which of the following is true when screening for critical congenital heart disease?
*
It is most accurate when done after 48 hours of life
An SpO2<90% is considered an immediate fail
Repeat testing is indicated for an SpO2 of 95% in the right hand
Approximately 5% of newborns fail the screen each year in Ohio
The following is true regarding Ohio’s new screening on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD):
*
The new screening is important because action within the first six months of life is mandatory with DMD
Ohio is the tenth state to mandate DMD screening
DMD screening will require ongoing evaluation of referral patterns for DMD treatment in Ohio
DMD is listed in the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP)
Which of the following is true about congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection?
*
Newborns at risk are best tested within the first 21 days of life
Blood testing for CMV antibodies is the preferred method of confirmation
Related hearing loss is usually present at birth
Failed hearing screens require diagnostic evaluation within the first year of life
The following is an example of a criterion used by the Ohio Department of Health to determine if a test should be added to the newborn blood spot test:
*
A) Presence of an established treatment regimen
Designation of the disease in the federally generated Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP)
Expected benefits to children and society with respect to costs and benefits of screening
Whether a delay in diagnosis, treatment and early intervention of an illness will cause disability
All of the above
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Evaluate site specific data on processes for lead screening, testing, and treatment
*
Yes
No
Review best practices and intervention strategies for practice improvement
*
Yes
No
Collaborate with practice coach to develop plans to improve identified gaps in lead screening, testing, and treatment
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Recognize benefits of 2Gen approach to oral hygiene.
*
Yes
No
Promote positive oral health routines, starting during prenatal period.
*
Yes
No
Perform an oral health assessment including recognition of signs of early childhood caries (ECC).
*
Yes
No
Understand and implement fluoride varnish procedures.
Yes
No
Recognize the opportunity to integrate and promote relational health during routine pediatric visits and anticipatory guidance.
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Two-Generation (2Gen) approaches build family well-being by intentionally and simultaneously working with children and the adults in their lives together.
*
True
False
What is NOT a way oral infection can occur?
*
Transmitted mainly from mother or primary caregiver to infant
Window of infectivity is first 2 years of life.
Earlier child colonized, the higher the risk of caries.
Over brushing of teeth.
Which of the following is NOT a role of the primary care health professional?
*
Evaluate caretaker’s oral hygiene.
Assess oral health risk of infants and children.
Application of fluoride varnish.
Provide teeth cleaning.
Early referral to a Dental Home.
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Discuss early literacy with families during pediatric well visits and other encounters.
*
Yes
No
Know proven models of early literacy promotion.
*
Yes
No
Explain the ABC’s of safe sleep for infants.
*
Yes
No
Be able to advise parents about good sleep hygiene and help with sleep related concerns.
Yes
No
Recognize the opportunity to integrate and promote relational health during routine pediatric visits and anticipatory guidance.
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
About 1/3 parents have below basic health literacy.
*
True
False
Which is NOT a 5 R of early education?
*
Reading
Reaching
Rhyming
Routines
Which of the following is appropriate sleep guidance for toddler?
*
Set up a quiet routine before bedtime and be consistent.
Only let your child sleep in bed with you on the weekends.
Limit exposure to screens for at least three hours before bedtime.
Do not allow your child to take a favorite thing to bed each night.
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Explain the impact of early literacy on kindergarten readiness and lifelong learning.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Discuss the resources available for Ohio's families from Reach Out and Read, and the Imagination Library.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
PLEASE COMPLETE THESE QUESTIONS IF SEEKING MOC PART II CREDIT OR IF YOU ARE CLAIMING ENDURING CREDIT (DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE LIVE TRAINING):
How do we achieve reading comprehension?
Phonological processing, oral language and print awareness
Word recognition times language comprehension
Fluency and vocabulary
Word recognition plus language comprehension
All of the above
A published population study showed that participants in a combined Reach Out and Read and Imagination Library program showed significant improvement in:
Hours spent reading at home
The literacy subtest of the state kindergarten readiness assessment
The number of children arriving at kindergarten with immunizations up to date
Time spent at preschool
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Explain the disaster cycle and a pediatrician’s role in a disaster, preparing the pediatrician’s office and staff for a disaster.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Discuss resources on preparing families and patients for a disaster with families.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Prepare families with CYSHCN (Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs) for a disaster through anticipatory guidance and resources.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Explain “Race”/Racism and Implicit and Explicit Bias in the context of education activity development.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Demonstrate how racism occurs in medical settings.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Create an Anti-Racism strategy/lens for evaluating and presenting education in your practice.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Describe suicide statistics.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Identify and be able to use REACH skills.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Apply knowledge gained in communication with patients and families regarding safe storage options and the importance of barrier methods.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Please complete these questions if seeking MOC Part II credit:
What is the current leading cause of death in children and adolescents in the US?
Drug overdose
Drowning
Firearm-related injury
Suffocation
Which of the following are REACH skills?
Contextual announcement
Presumptive teaching
Screening question
Safe storage
All of the above
34% of people ages 15+ years had contact with a healthcare provider in the week before their death.
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Understand the demographics of adolescent births in the United States.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongle Disagree
Discuss risk factors and complications of adolescent pregnancies.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Management of perinatal depression and anxiety.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Understand the new clinical practice guidelines.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongle Disagree
Offer treatment for obesity early and immediately.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Explain gaps and future research needs.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Identify how much sleep children and teens need.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongle Disagree
Recognize common sleep problems.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Recommend a sleep schedule and additional resources.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Prior to the webinar, how familiar were you with providing anticipatory guidance on sleep and how it affects nutrition and activity for children?
Very familiar
Familiar
Somewhat
Not at all
As a result of participating in this learning activity, do you intend to make changes in your practice to incorporate new methods to address the importance of sleep with patients?
Yes
No
Please describe what you will do differently in practice [performance] and how you will accomplish this change in practice [competence].
How much sleep do teens (age 13-18) need?
12 to 16 hours
11 to 14 hours
9 to 12 hours
8 to 10 hours
True or False: Sleep helps our brains learn new things, pay attention, and remember things.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a common sleep problem?
Restless leg syndrome.
Difficulty falling asleep.
Parasomnias – sleep terrors, sleepwalking and sleep talking.
Bedtime refusal.
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Describe how the homeless crisis response system is organized, how people access assistance, what different programs do, and who they serve.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongle Disagree
Discuss the guiding principles of our systems and best practices in serving people experiencing homelessness.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Anticipate how homelessness impacts youth and young adults.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Define the importance of early feeding practices, environmental factors and importance of early relationships in the adoption of healthy active living behaviors.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Identify the key protective and risk factors that are associated with early obesity prevention.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Recognize the role that you can play in supporting the adoption of health active living behaviors.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Describe actionable strategies to discuss with parents to support families in establishing healthy active living behaviors.
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
PLEASE COMPLETE THESE QUESTIONS IF SEEKING MOC PART II CREDIT OR IF YOU ARE CLAIMING ENDURING CREDIT (DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE LIVE TRAINING):
Which of the following statements about Responsive feeding is TRUE?
Responsive feeding is the same as feeding on demand
Responsive feeding is an outgrowth of responsive parenting
Responsive feeding refers exclusively to breastfeeding
Responsive feeding is a skill requiring professional certification
Children with obesity are how many more times likely have obesity as an adult?
Twice as likely
Three times as likely
Five times as likely
Ten times as likely
Which of the following actions by healthcare providers made it easier for parents to hear and act on healthy messages?
Prescriptive advice
A primary focus on future outcomes
Use of the term 'obesity'
Personalized and actionable advice
CME Credit Value
MOC Credit Value
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Perform an oral health assessment including recognition of signs of early childhood caries (ECC).
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Explain the ABC’s of safe sleep for infants, advise parents about good sleep hygiene and help with sleep related concerns.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Recognize the opportunity to integrate and promote relational health during routine pediatric visits and anticipatory guidance.
*
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
PLEASE COMPLETE THESE QUESTIONS IF SEEKING MOC PART II CREDIT OR IF YOU ARE CLAIMING ENDURING CREDIT (DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE LIVE TRAINING):
Which of the following is the most important reason that pediatric clinicians should assess the oral hygiene of the mother of a newborn?
Floride varnish may reverse advanced caries.
The oral flora of the newborn, including cariogenic bacteria, are transmitted primary from the oral flora of the primary caretaker.
It’s not necessary to assess the oral hygiene of the mother or primary caretaker because exposure to cariogenic bacteria most often occurs in daycare.
Community water fluoridation shown to reduce caries by 25%.
Which of the following is true?
Good sleep hygiene involves daytime and evening routines as well as optimal sleep environments.
Babies should be placed face down in the bed to avoid choking on reflux.
Bedtime routines are stressful to both parents and children. Variation is the spice of life.
Placing a television in the bedroom can reduce sleep onset problems in toddlers.
Early childhood literacy promotion may improve both kindergarten readiness and relational health. What two programs in Ohio have evidence of effectiveness and are easy to implement in community practice?
Smiles for Ohio and Help Me Grow
After School All-Stars and Family and Children First Council (FCFC)
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and Reach Out and Read
Girls that Code and Upward Bound
CME Credit Value
MOC Credit Value
Score
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Intro to implicit bias-definitions and concepts.
*
Yes
No
Implicit bias in healthcare-the data.
*
Yes
No
Examples/real-world scenarios: child maltreatment.
*
Yes
No
How to address bias in healthcare interactions and decision-making.
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE OR FALSE Bias is neutral feelings toward an individual or group.
*
True
Fasle
Biases can affect which of the following without our conscious knowledge?
*
Language
Understanding
Food choices
None of the above
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Discuss updates of telehealth practice.
*
Yes
No
Understand the best practices for social media use.
*
Yes
No
Learn ways to optimize the patient portal safely.
*
Yes
No
Develop common marketing strategies for practice.
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which is NOT a capability of telehealth?
*
Feasible, reliable, scalable
Integration of screening tools
Ability to identify secondary concerns easily
Ecological relevance
Which is a way to adapt to the new normal of healthcare delivery?
*
Regulatory landscape assessment
Training in Telehealth competicies
Systems of care for equity with telehealth as main driver
All of the above
None of the above
TRUE or FALSE: There are not many ethical considerations surrounding social media use among pediatricians.
*
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Understand the difference between developmental monitoring and developmental screening.
*
Yes
No
Identify when to use specific screening tools with families.
*
Yes
No
Screen and provide appropriate resources when needed.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: Developmental screening is a process of recognizing children who might be at risk for developmental delays.
*
True
False
Which is considered a social determinant of health?
*
Parental Depression
Parental Substance Use
Carcinogens
Intimate Partner (or Domestic) Violence
Harsh Punishment
All of the above
TRUE or FALSE: PHQ-9 is a multipurpose instrument for screening, diagnosing, monitoring and measuring the severity of depression.
*
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Understand what vaping is and the impact it has on youth.
*
Yes
No
Identify the reasons that teens vape and address these reasons with families.
*
Yes
No
Introduce resources to families and teens.
*
Yes
No
Diagnose and manage the side effects of vaping.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: Chronic e-cigarette users can spend up to $5,082.50 per year whereas smoking a pack of cigarettes a day can cost between $2,087.80 and $5,091.75
*
True
False
Which is not a vaping ingredient?
*
Nicotine
Cancer-causing chemicals
Carcinogens
Flavoring toxicants
None of the above
All of the above
TRUE or FALSE: Cigarette use is healthier than vaping.
*
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Train staff in the skills necessary to support breastfeeding.
*
Yes
No
Identify contraindications to breastfeeding and resources for decision support.
*
Yes
No
Introduce the subject of breastfeeding early using open-ended questions.
*
Yes
No
Encourage breastfeeding mothers to use only human milk
Yes
No
Promote appropriate educational resources.
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: In 2000, 43% of Peds program directors believed the level of breastfeeding education in their resident programs were inadequate or in need of improvement.
*
True
False
Which is not a contraindication to breastfeeding?
*
Chemotherapy
HIV
Loss of sleep
Galactosemia
Which is not a common reason parents choose to formula feed?
*
Perceived pain/discomfort
Not knowing anyone who had ever breastfed
Doctor told them it wasn't necessary
Lifestyle modifications
Early referral to a Dental Home.
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Understand why it is important to implement developmental screening in your practice
*
Yes
No
Examine and implement techniques to effectively and efficiently elicit and document the key components of a Well Child Care (WCC)
*
Yes
No
Evaluate panel management techniques to improve WCC visit rates and other quality metrics
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: Bright Futures Mission Statement is to promote and improve the health, education, and well-being of infants, children, adolescents, families, and communities.
*
True
False
What is NOT a component of a well child visit?
*
Prevention
Foster relationships
Manage weight gain solely
Assess growth and development
TRUE or FALSE Universal fasting lipid profile should be obtained at all 15yo WCC.
*
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Explain the factors contributing to adolescent depression and anxiety.
*
Yes
No
Describe common presentations of depression and anxiety in youth.
*
Yes
No
Discuss treatment approaches in the primary care setting and beyond.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
# of MOC II Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which is NOT a symptom of anxiety disorder in youth?
*
Restlessness or feeling keyed up or on edge
Easily fatigued
Difficulty concentrating
Bursts of energy
Irritability
Muscle tension
True or False: AAP guidelines DO NOT recommend universal screening for depression.
*
True
False
True or False: Medication management is safe and effective for pediatric depression and anxiety with SSRIs as the first line medications.
*
True
False
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Evaluate ongoing safety and effectiveness measurements of COVID-19 vaccines.
*
Yes
No
Implement the 5 strategies to enhance communication with families.
*
Yes
No
Review Ohio AAP resources with families.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
What kids are higher risk and should get vaccinated ASAP?
*
Obese
Have diabetes
Have asthma
Immunocompromised
All of the above
None of the above
The definition of disease is: Able to detect organism in your body
*
True
False
Which is not one of the 5 strategies to enhance communication with families?
*
Anticipate their questions
Translate the science
Know your audience
Combat Misinformation
Ask multiple questions
None of the above
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Discuss Trauma Informed Care (TIC) as secondary prevention against lifelong effects of early childhood adversity.
*
Yes
No
Define pediatric medical traumatic stress and be able to identify children and families at risk for maladaptive response.
*
Yes
No
Define toxic stress and describe how it helps to elucidate “the problem.”
*
Yes
No
Define relational health and describe how it helps to elucidate “the solution.”
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: A stressor disrupts homeostasis.
*
True
False
Trauma stress reactions include:
*
Re-experiencing
Avoidance
Hyper-arousal
All of the above
None of the above
Which is not a “lense” to operationalize relational health?
*
Two-Generational Approach
Developmental Approach
Public Health Approach
Multi-Generational Approach
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Identify the four steps to early identification of developmental concerns.
*
Yes
No
Discuss strategies for incorporating developmental monitoring and screening into well child visit.
*
Yes
No
Identify resources for successful referral to Early Intervention.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
TRUE or FALSE: The CDC estimates 1 in 6 children have a developmental disability but less than half are identified before they start school.
*
True
False
Children from minoritized backgrounds are at-risk for late diagnosis due to:
*
Reduced health care access
Distrust of health care
English not primary language
All of the above
None of the above
Which is not an AAP surveillance and screening recommendation?
*
Surveillance at every health supervision visit
Administer standardized screening tests at 9, 18, & 24/30-month visits
ASD-specific screening at the 18 & 24-month visits
Concerns elicited by surveillance at any visit should trigger screening or referral
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Improve discussions with caregivers on lead poisoning prevention, elevated blood lead levels, testing, and treatment.
*
Yes
No
Utilize new skills to assess patients for appropriate screening for elevated blood lead levels.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Which of the following are symptoms of lead poisoning?
*
Attention deficit disorder
Developmental delay
Behavioral problems
All of the above
What is the most common way children in Ohio are exposed to lead?
*
Spices
Water
Lead-based paint dust and chips
Toys
What are the two factors at which Ohio law mandates a child be tested for lead poisoning?
*
Medicaid eligible
Plays outside
Lives in a high-risk zip code
A and C
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Describe the evidence for the importance of screening for maternal depression.
*
Yes
No
Identify which clinical features in the well child visit raise concerns for postpartum depression.
*
Yes
No
Implement methods to increase screening and appropriate billing for postpartum depression in well child visits.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Approximately what percentage of women experience postpartum depression?
*
1%
2%
10%
50%
Maternal perinatal depression is associated with the following adverse outcomes in children?
*
More missed well child visits & missed immunizations
Early discontinuation of breastfeeding
Poorer score on tests of cognition, language & behavior that persist into childhood and adolescence
All of the above
Which of the following outcomes are associated with screening or treatment of depression in women during the first 3 months following childbirth?
*
No impact on the incidence of major or minor depression at 9 months postpartum
Significant decreases in both major and minor depression at 9 months
Mothers receiving ANY treatment had significantly better scores in functional outcomes of parenting, anxiety sxs and mental health functioning at 1 year postpartum
When can I use CPT code 96161 to bill for caregiver screening for depression in Ohio?
*
Hospital newborn visit only
All infant visits from birth to 2 months of age
Well child visits only from birth to 6 months of age
All infant visits from birth to 12 months of age
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Describe how weight bias and stigma may affect communication.
*
Yes
No
Identify patient-preferred language and disliked language related to weight and BMI.
*
Yes
No
Assess patient readiness for initiation of conversations about weight and BMI by first asking permission to address the topic.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
When discussing concerns about weight with an adolescent patient, which term is most preferred?
*
Large
Fat
Weight problem
Obese
Which of the following is a reason parents are reluctant to discuss elevated weight or BMI during their child’s office visit?
*
Conversations take too long.
Concern about self-esteem and body image.
Previous disrespectful treatment and experience of negative attitudes.
B and C
All of the above
Which of the following describes an unconscious negative attitude towards a particular social group?
*
Explicit bias
Implicit bias
Stigma
Internalization
At the conclusion of this activity, are you able to:
Prepare to implement lead screening and follow up testing in office workflow.
*
Yes
No
Utilize new skills to share CDC recommendations for elevated blood lead level (EBL) screening with others in practice.
*
Yes
No
Implement best practices when EBL levels are identified following screening.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
What is the current BLRV (blood lead reference value) for children in Ohio?
*
10mcg/dL
3.5mcg/dL
There is no BLRV in Ohio
5mcg/dL
What are the two ways a child can be tested for lead poisoning?
*
Urine and saliva sample
Capillary and venous blood draw
Stool sample and venous blood draw
At what age are eligible children required per Ohio law to be tested for lead?
*
6 months and 12 months
18 months and 36 months
12 months and 24 months
15 months and 20 months
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Describe the evidence for the importance of screening for maternal depression
*
Yes
No
Implement appropriate new skills for the allied health professional in maternal depression screening and treatment
*
Yes
No
Apply case study examples to help identify families in need of screening or resources
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
Please answer these additional assessment questions:
Approximately what percentage of women experience postpartum depression?
*
1%
2%
10%
50%
Maternal perinatal depression is associated with the following adverse outcomes in children?
*
More missed well child visits & missed immunizations
Early discontinuation of breastfeeding
Poorer score on tests of cognition, language & behavior that persist into childhood and adolescence
All of the above
Which of the following outcomes are associated with screening or treatment of depression in women during the first 3 months following childbirth?
*
No impact on the incidence of major or minor depression at 9 months postpartum
Significant decreases in both major and minor depression at 9 months
Mothers receiving ANY treatment had significantly better scores in functional outcomes of parenting, anxiety sxs and mental health functioning at 1 year postpartum
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Explain the health effects of elevated blood lead levels in children.
*
Yes
No
Identify environmental sources of lead exposure and risk factors for lead poisoning in children.
*
Yes
No
Describe interventions by local health departments following the identification of lead poisoning.
*
Yes
No
Apply mandated lead testing requirements for children.
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THIS ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTION: Reflect on the lessons learned and how this can be applied in your practice; please share a sentence or two on the intervention or change you plan to make because of this session.
At the conclusion of this activity are you able to:
Define adherence and self-management utilizing an evidence-based pediatric self-management model
*
Yes
No
Describe the prevalence and implications of pediatric adherence
*
Yes
No
Identify psychosocial factors and social drivers impacting adherence and self-management
*
Yes
No
Describe clinical exemplars for pediatric adherence and self-management
*
Yes
No
# of CME Hours:
PLEASE ANSWER THESE ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
Which options best reflect the dynamic nature of adherence behaviors?
*
The patient takes her medication each night with reminders from her mother.
The patient counts carbohydrates and doses insulin reliably at home but inconsistently at school or with friends.
The patient asks for a referral to begin transitioning endocrinology care.
The patient previously used their continuous glucose monitor consistently but stopped after losing insurance coverage.
Both B and D
Which statement best reflects typical adherence patterns over time?
*
Adherence peaks 3-5 years after diagnosis.
Adolescence and young adulthood are low‑risk periods for adherence issues.
Adherence is highest immediately after diagnosis and gradually declines.
Adherence is entirely variable with no consistent patterns
Which option reflects a clinical strategy targeting the community domain?
*
he team uses patient-centered care skills during the visit.
The team provides a 504 plan and helps educate the school and coaches on the asthma action plan.
The teen and caregiver create a plan for support during sports and physical activity.
You coach the teen on how to discuss symptoms with a grandparent.
Pediatrician and Practice Demographics
As a component of our commitment to Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI), the Ohio AAP is capturing data that will help us understand our current landscape and improve our education, programs and advocacy for our members and the children they serve. The Ohio AAP has based these questions on standards set by the National AAP; answering these questions is optional and your answers will not by shared or impact your participation in any activities.
Will you answer the demographic questions?
Yes
No
About your practice
Please describe the community in which your primary practice/position is located. Select all that apply.
Rural
Suburban
Urban, inner-city
Urban, not inner-city
Which languages are most represented in your practice? Select all that apply.
Arabic
English
French
Mandarin
Nepali
Portuguese
Spanish
Somali
Prefer not to answer
Other
Other
What racial or cultural group(s) describe your patient population? Select all that apply.
American Indian/Alaska Native
Asian
Black/African American
Hispanic/Latinx
Native Hawaiian/other Pacific Islander
White, non-Hispanic/Latinx
Other
Other
How many physicians are in your practice?
1
2
3-6
7-10
11-15
16+
Which best describes your primary employment setting, that is, the setting where you spend most of your time.
Pediatric practice with primary care only
Multispecialty practice with primary care only
Pediatric practice with primary and specialty care
Multispecialty practice with primary and specialty care
Specialty care practice with no primary care
Other
Other
Which best describes your primary employment setting, that is, the setting where you spend most of your time.
Privately owned practice
Health Maintenance Organization (staff model)
Medical school or parent university
Non-government hospital/clinic
Non-profit community health center (FQHC, etc)
City/county/state government hospital or clinic
US government hospital or clinic
Other
Other
Which types of providers are included in your practice? Select all that apply.
Pediatricians
Family Medicine Physicians
APRN (including CNP)
Social Worker
Community Health Worker
Mental Health Specialist
Other Specialist(s) - please describe
Other Specialist(s) - please describe
About yourself
How long have you been practicing medicine?
< 6 years
6 - 10 years
11 - 15 years
16 - 20 years
> 20 years
What is your age?
< 31 years
31 - 40 years
41 - 50 years
51 - 60 years
> 60 years
What is your gender?
Agender
Female
Gender fluid
Male
Nonbinary
Trans Female
Trans Male
Prefer not to answer
Prefer to self describe
Prefer to self describe
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