The webcast will discuss Evaluation of Chronic Nausea & Vomiting. This presentation will enable viewers to differentiate between vomiting and other conditions like rumination and regurgitation. The presentation will be focused on the diagnosis and management of cyclic vomiting syndrome. Differential diagnosis such as cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome and gastroparesis will also be discussed.

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The webcast will discuss Clinical Presentations of Substance Intoxication and Withdrawal. This presentation will discuss the clinical presentation of substance intoxication and withdrawal, including alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, and stimulants, as well as additional novel substances. The learner will also be provided with a brief overview of the types of illicit drugs leading to intoxication, withdrawal and dependence including the pharmacokinetics, clinical presentation, complications and treatment. This discussion will include stimulants, cannabis, hallucinogens, and other less commonly used illicit substances.

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The webcast will discuss Maternal Morbidity and Mortality. The program will focus on three main areas. The first part of the talk will define the problem at both a national and state level. The second part of the talk will focus on data to action efforts in Ohio, and how they are informed by MMRC recommendations. Finally, the presenter will discuss what providers can do to impact maternal mortality.

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The webcast will discuss Cardiac Imaging Indications.  The learners should be able to explain the differences between coronary artery calcium scan and coronary CT angiography in terms of difference in image acquisition, indications and clinical uses in the setting of the most recent ACC/AHA guidelines. Viewers will also learn about Cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) techniques, Guidelines, and Common CMR indications.

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The webcast will discuss Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19. The program will also help learners with diagnosis and management of neurologic symptoms in Long COVID.  They will learn how to identify and treat POTS in patients with Long COVID and understand potential causes and treatment strategies for post-COVID dyspnea and fatigue.

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The webcast will discuss Moderate and Deep Sedation.  This webcast will go over the different levels of sedation, risks of sedation, pre-sedation patient assessment, airway management and basic sedation billing. The second half of the program will dive deeper into the pharmacology of medications used for sedation.

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The webcast will discuss Oral Pathology for Physicians. Practitioners will learn to distinguish the presenting features of oral candidal infections and common clinical variants. The features of coated tongue will be discussed with emphasis on discrimination from oral candidiasis. The distinguishing clinical findings of recurrent aphthous stomatitis, traumatic ulcers and potentially neoplastic ulcers will be reviewed and management strategies will be discussed. Practitioners will understand the distinct clinical presentation of HPV-related tonsillar cancer compared to oral cancer.

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The webcast will discuss Advances in Migraine and other Headache Syndromes.  The first half of the program will review migraine presentation, diagnosis, and treatment. Then, learners will explore other primary headache syndromes than migraine. Cranial neuralgias and facial pain will not be discussed.

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The webcast will discuss Cardiac Arrhythmias Beyond Atrial Fibrillation. Cardiac tachyarrhythmia needs comprehensive evaluation including history and physical, ECG, cardiac monitor and echocardiogram. Management depends on the severity and frequency of symptoms of cardiac tachyarrhythmia as well as the presence or absence of abnormal cardiac structure.

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The webcast will discuss Common Office Procedures. The first presentation will discuss the mechanism of action, indications and techniques for applying cryosurgery for skin conditions. During the second presentation, viewers should expect to learn about the indications and contraindications for punch and shave biopsies. They will learn how to perform the procedures and what tools are needed for the procedures. Upon completion of the third presentation, the viewer will be more familiar with several common office procedures that can be performed by the primary care provider in the outpatient setting.

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