| Migraines- Elizabeth Ackley, MD - I use a tiered approach to treat acute headaches [e.g., Step 1 (at headache onset/aura): hydration and NSAID or acetaminophen; Step 2 (2 hours after Step 1): Triptan; Step 3 (2 hours after Step 2): Compazine with the option to add diphenhydramine and add NSAID or acetaminophen if not taken earlier] |
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| Migraines - In patients with a normal neuro exam, normal fundoscopic exam, no history of seizures, and no evidence of rapid symptom progression, I recognize the lack of utility of head imaging. |
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| Psychopharmacology in Primary Care- Sandra Fritsch, MD, Danielle Stutzman, PharmD - For elementary-school-aged patients with AHDH, I manage with first-line guidance including a stimulant and behavioral interventions. |
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| Urinary Tract Infections- Andrew Haynes, MD - I utilize the UTI Calculator when managing children with UTIs. |
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| UTI - I use shorter-duration therapy (3 days for cystitis) for eligible patients with UTIs. |
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| Anti-obesity Pharmacology in Pediatric Primary Care- Jamie Moore, MD, MPH, Claudia Wies, FNP-C - I can identify candidates for anti-obesity medications. |
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| Anti-Obesity - I have increased comfort counseling patients about anti-obesity medications. |
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| Height: The Fifth Vital Sign- Maggie Chan, MD - I know that crossing height percentile lines can be normal when children are in the 1st 3 years of life (impact of the transition from intrauterine environment and early nutrition) and during adolescence (early or late bloomers). |
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| Height - I perform a puberty exam annually at most if not all well-child visits |
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| Knee and Ankle Injuries- Kristina Wilson, MD, MPH - I can perform a knee physical exam (e.g., Lachman’s) on a patient with knee pain. |
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| Measles Now- Jessica Cataldi, MD, MSCS, FAAP - I recognize the clinical presentation of measles. |
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| Measles - I counsel patients on the potential complications of measles |
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