Ohio AAP CME Outcomes Dashboard

Which of the following is the most common mental health problem in pre-adolescent youth? *

Which of the following is felt to be influencing increases in loneliness and friendlessness in youth since the 2010’s? *

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? *

Which of the following screening tools can be most helpful in determining if a child is experiencing significant anxiety? *

Which of the following treatment approaches for anxiety is preferred as front line? *

Which of the following is the most common mental health problem in pre-adolescent youth? *

Which of the following is felt to be influencing increases in loneliness and friendlessness in youth since the 2010’s? *

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? *

Which of the following screening tools can be most helpful in determining if a child is experiencing significant anxiety? *

Which of the following treatment approaches for anxiety is preferred as front line? *

1. A 5-year-old boy presents to his pediatrician with arm and shoulder pain. This pain began after he tripped while walking up the stairs and tried to break the fall with his arms. A review of systems reveals that he walks on his tiptoes and supports himself with his hands on his knees when standing up from a seated position. His vital signs are normal. Physical examination reveals tenderness to palpation of his left elbow and reduced range of motion. There is enlargement of both thighs and a waddling gait. Which of the following best describes the inheritance pattern of this disorder? *

2. A 9-year-old boy is brought to his pediatrician for a well-child visit. His father explains that the boy is doing well, although there is some decline in mobility. He is now using a wheelchair to move around their home. His medical history is significant for an inherited disorder that causes deletion of the dystrophin gene. His vital signs are stable. Physical examination shows large calves with decreased muscle power. Which of the following is a common feature of this disease? *

3. You are a pediatrician seeing a 7-day-old male infant for his initial newborn visit. He was born premature at 35 weeks gestation. He was small for gestational age with a 1920-gram birth weight. He was admitted to the NICU where he required a few hours of supplemental oxygen and one day of dextrose-containing fluids for hypoglycemia. The remainder of his NICU course was unremarkable, and he was discharged yesterday on an appropriate feeding regimen. His Ohio newborn screen was collected at 25 hours of life. If the newborn screen lab measures a CK-MM level of 241 ng/mL, which of the following interpretations do you expect to see on the final newborn screen report? *

4. This same 7-day-old male infant weighs 2095 grams in your office today. Which of the following follow-up actions should be taken? *

5. Which of the following individuals would be eligible for Elevidys (delandistrogene moxeparvovec-rokl), the FDA approved gene therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy? *

What is the recommended amount of nighttime sleep for a teenager? *

True or False: Lack of nighttime sleep increases ghrelin production *

True or False: Although duration of sleep is important to physical and mental health, the timing of sleep is inconsequential *

In addition to lead-based paint, immigrants may have experienced environmental exposure to lead in their country of origin in the form of: *

Refugees should receive a comprehensive domestic medical examination within _____ days of arrival to the US. *

The comprehensive domestic medical examination should include a blood lead test for: *

What is the estimated prevalence of prediabetes in children 12-18 years of age? *

  What is the lowest limit of A1C for diagnosing prediabetes? *

Which of the below medications are FDA-approved for a diagnosis of prediabetes? *

Fast eating is a common eating behavior in children who have obesity. It can lead to overeating and weight gain. What is also true about fast eating in children? *

Food fussiness can be a barrier to adopting healthier eating patterns. It is associated with: *

Children who eat more when stressed, bored or fatigued can be helped by focusing on which of the following? *

Anticipatory guidance around lead poisoning prevention should include recommendations on _____ *

According to Ohio Revised Code and ODH screening and testing guidelines, a child warrants a lead test at 12 and 24 months of age if they ____ *

Of the available sample collection methods for lead testing, the only option that does not require a confirmatory test is ____ *

1) Which of these refers to a patient or family giving a signal that they are ready to move forward? *

2) Which of these is the central issue of change? *

3) Which of these is NOT one of the fundamental processes of Motivational Interviewing? *

1) Which of the following can rulers and scaling questions help to determine? *

2) When asking a question using a readiness ruler, which of these is important to do? *

3) What should you do after a patient identifies “their number on a scale?” *

Question 4 *

1) Which of these is true of reflections? *

2) Which of these is the type of reflection that adds meaning or emotion? *

3) What type of complex reflection “provides understanding for the client’s situation and diffuses discord?” *

1) What is the primary purpose of the first “Ask” in the Ask–Offer–Ask approach? *

2) During the “Offer” phase of Ask–Offer–Ask, which action best aligns with Motivational Interviewing principles? *

3) What is the main goal of the second “Ask” in the ask-offer-ask model? *

The YRBS is an initiative from which of these government departments? *

What percentage of high school students in Ohio reported feeling sad or hopeless in 2023? *

What percentage of high school students reported having used marijuana? *

What are the five required food components for a reimbursable National School Lunch Program (NSLP) lunch? *

Who is eligible to receive free or reduced-price school meals? *

What is the most appropriate role of the pediatric provider in supporting school meals for children with special dietary needs? *

Which recommendation is consistent with the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans and best practices for family-centered mealtimes? *

At what age does the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend beginning the discussion of transition to adult care with patients and families? *

Dependents are covered through their guardian’s health insurance through which age? *

Which of the following best describes the purpose of developing a medical summary when transitioning a patient from pediatric to adult care? *

Which of the following is the most appropriate technique for measuring blood pressure in a pediatric patient? *

What is the gold standard for confirming a diagnosis of hypertension in children and adolescents? *

Why is early identification of elevated blood pressure in children important? *

What percentage of Ohio’s kindergartners have had 2 doses of MMR? *

Which of these motivational interviewing tools what may help when discussing vaccine hesitancy? *

Which of the following IS NOT a common driver of vaccine hesitancy? *

Which of the following could be signs of disordered eating? *

Which of the following tools and resources can be used to identify and support individuals and families living with food insecurity? *

Which of the following screening tools that can be used to identify eating disorder concerns? *

Following this training, how confident are you in your understanding of fatality review and the fatality review landscape in Ohio? *

Following this training, how confident are you in discussing safe sleep related interventions for Ohio communities? *

Which options best reflect the dynamic nature of adherence behaviors? *

Which statement best reflects typical adherence patterns over time? *

Which option reflects a clinical strategy targeting the community domain? *

Loss of routines in early childhood can lead to increases in which behavior? *

The recommended screen time for early childhood is no more than 1 hour per day *

Better sleep quality in early childhood leads to improved: *

Why is it not reliable to depend only on a provider’s judgment to identify medication non adherence? *

Which question is most likely to improve the accuracy of self reported medication adherence? *

Which approach best supports family centered medication adherence assessment? *

Which of the following best defines Stage 2 Type 1 Diabetes? *

What is one major clinical benefit of screening individuals at risk for Type 1 Diabetes? *

According to the presentation, which patients should be considered for Type 1 Diabetes screening? *

Which statement about teplizumab (Tzield) is accurate based on the session content? *

A 12-year-old patient with asthma reports frequent missed doses of a controller medication. Which of the following best reflects why routine assessment of adherence barriers is clinically important? *

Which statement best reflects current evidence regarding adherence promotion interventions in pediatric care? *

14-year-old adolescent with depression reports missing approximately 50% of fluoxetine doses due to forgetting and low motivation. Which is the most appropriate first step in management? *

Which of the following is considered the gold standard for detecting dysglycemia in early-stage Type 1 Diabetes? *

Which factor is most strongly associated with faster progression to clinical Type 1 Diabetes? *

According to the presentation, what is one important benefit of screening and monitoring children at risk for Type 1 Diabetes? *

Which patient would meet FDA-approved eligibility criteria for teplizumab (Tzield) therapy? *

Which statement best describes the primary goal of the Ohio AAP Injury Prevention + SEEK Program? *

According to the presentation, which outcome was reported by providers completing the Wave 6 exit survey? *

Which of the following is an example of applying an equity lens in pediatric care, as discussed in the session? *

Which topic is included in the SEEK screening tools for both birth–1 year and 1–5  year old age groups? *

Which of the following is NOT a comorbidity of long-term use of THC? *

At what age should early intervention begin for nicotine and THC use? *

Which of these is an example of warm parenting? *

Which strategy was identified as the most important factor for sustaining SEEK implementation over time? *

What was one of the key outcomes achieved during the SEEK Quality Improvement Initiative? *

Which EHR integration strategy was associated with the most successful SEEK implementation? *

According to the SEEK initiative findings, what contributed most to improved provider confidence and efficiency? *

Which of the following are important considerations for environmental exposures of lead? *

Which kinds of plants are likely to have lead contamination from lead-exposed soil? *

Which occupations are highest risk for lead exposure? *

True or False: Every teen has the same risks or benefits to social media use. *

Heavy social media use in adolescents can lead to high rates of: *

Which of the following is not one of the 5 Cs of Media Use? *