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CME Evaluation & Post Test: October 6, 2022, Integrative Approach to Abdominal Pain, Dr. Ann Ming Yeh

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September 29, 2022 - Evaluation & Post Test, Integrative Approach to Abdominal Pain, Dr. Ann Ming Yeh
ESTIMATED TIME TO COMPLETE: 1.00 HOUR. Activity and content expires: October 6, 2023
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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.
12. Was there active participation in the case-discussions and of outcomes of cases shared?
13. Was their evidence of commercial bias in this session? ​
14. A 15 year old teen presents with episodic abdominal pain that are intense and last 3-4 hours. Her pain is often preceded by a headache, pallor, and concurrent nausea. After these episodes, she returns to her baseline healthy and pain-free state.  In the last year, she has had 6-7 episodes and they often occur after traveling or after a sleepover. This patient’s symptoms can be best described as
15. About 1/3 of patients with irritable bowel syndrome have lactose intolerance.
16.  A Low FODMAPS diet should be recommended for every patient with irritable bowel syndrome.
17. An otherwise healthy 16 year old boy presents to you for a second opinion about GI discomfort. His symptoms include abdominal pain with constipation and hard stools that occur every other day.
•At his previous provider, he has had normal blood and stool tests, including a normal CBCD, CMP, ESR, CRP, fecal calprotectin. He also has had a normal endoscopy and colonoscopy and MR enterography by a local GI provider. On further questioning, the boy endorses significant bullying at school and school avoidance behaviors. He also reports difficulty sleeping at night due to worrying about the bullying. Parents prefer not to start medications for the abdominal pain. In addition to treating his constipation, referring him to a counselor or child psychologist and having parents bring up the bullying issue at school, what other non-pharmacologic intervention may help his abdominal pain?
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