CME Evaluation & Post Test: October 8, 2020, Evaluation of Spots on the Brain Neurocutaneous Disorders Cynthia J. Campen, MD, MS

October 8, 2020 - Evaluation & Post Test, Spots on the Brain Neurocutaneous Disorders Cynthia J Campen, MD
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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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14. A 5-year-old boy presents for well child care and on exam you note multiple cafe-au-lait spots plus freckles in the skin folds. Height is 113cm (75th%) and occipitofrontal circumference is 54.5cm (>95th%). Ophthalmological exam is fully normal.

Among the following, the MOST likely diagnosis for this child is:

15. You are following a 4-year-old girl for a clinical diagnosis of neurofibromatosis 1. Among the following, the MOST appropriate ongoing care of the child is:

Annual brain magnetic resonance imaging
Annual to semi-annual screening of blood pressure, vision, back, neurologic function, and development
Annual complete blood cont and peripheral blood smear
Genetic testing to determine the NF1 mutation
Referral to a neurologist

16. A 16-year-old girl presents to the emergency department for 3 weeks of nausea, vomitting, occipital headaches, and ataxia. Brain MRI reveals posterior fossa mass. Her mother had 3 separate spine tumors irradiated years ago, and her mother older brother has a retinal capillary hemangioma. Among the following the diagnosis you suspect to be MOST likely is: