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CME Evaluation & Post Test: February 23, 2023, Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Jocelyn Kohn, MD

Evaluation

February 23, 2023, Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Jocelyn Kohn, MD
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6. As a result of attending this CME activity, which of these do you plan to implement and/or change in your practice?
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Formulate and communicate treatment plans for the management of medically and socially complex patients
Apply best practice strategies to overcome co-morbidities in medically and socially complex patients become better informed and more involved in health care decisions.
Utilize EBM Guidelines for a multitude of conditions that are encountered in primary care
Utilize Patient Centered Care skill to help patients become better informed and more involved in their health care decisions.
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A 3 ½ -year-old, otherwise healthy child comes to see you in clinic. She has 3+ tonsils and a history of nightly snoring, observed pauses and gasping during sleep. True or False: a sleep study must be completed prior to consideration of surgical management.
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A 4-year-old male with trisomy 21 comes to see you in clinic. On questioning his mother reports he snores intermittently but does not have obvious apneas. He seems to be resting soundly and his behavior is appropriate during the day. His exam demonstrates small (1+ tonsils) and a relatively large tongue. He does not have chronic congestion or mouth breathing. What is the best next step in management:
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All of the following are management strategies for mild sleep apnea except:
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A 12 year-old-male with obesity and severe OSA (AHI 15, Nadir 85%) undergoes T&A. At 2 months post-op, he has some residual snoring and daytime somnolence. What would be the most appropriate next step: