• Describe therapies to use to arrest acute HMB and discuss options to treat chronic HMB caused by PALM-COIEN causes.
• Counsel women about the new contraception methods and new ways birth control is given.
• Describe the major changes that were introduced in the latest CDC STD Treatment Guidelines.
• Explain the latest recommendations for screening and preventing breast and cervical cancers.
• Outline new approaches to treat premenopause and menopause complaints.

• Be able to recognize common postoperative complications

• Proper management of postoperative complications

• Understand preoperative risk factors and ways to limit risk when possible

• Understand the physiology and pathophysiology of low testosterone.
• Create a comprehensive diagnostic protocol to differentiate primary from secondary hypogonadism.
• Review the literature on the efficacy and safety of testosterone replacement therapy.
• Outline appropriate monitoring of patients on testosterone replacement therapy.
• Learn what different routes of testosterone replacement are available.

• To identify what is a psychiatric emergency.
• To develop and understand how to initially approach a psychiatric emergency.
• To successfully manage and arrange follow up for a psychiatric emergency.

• To identify the diagnostic criteria for asthma.
• To describe appropriate treatment for asthma depending on asthma severity, as defined by GINA Steps.
• To develop an appropriate differential diagnosis for uncontrolled asthma.

• To diagram the associations between high glycemic foods and skin diseases.
• To identify foods that can reduce glycemic spikes.
• To assess evidence for the use of low glycemic diets within dermatology.

• Strategies to address opioid use disorder in office settings.
• To describe evidence-based treatment of opioid use disorder.
• Harm reduction strategies when treating folks experiencing substance use disorders.

This program has been reviewed and is approved for a maximum of 7 hours Category I CME credits by AAPA