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Content Updates 2013.06.10

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This Week's Live Content Updates for Med-Challenger

Bacterial Infections - Pediatric

 

  • Identify the most common bacterial pathogens causing various diseases.
  • Describe the clinical manifestations of common bacterial illnesses.
  • Understand methods of diagnosing and treating bacterial illnesses.

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Content Updates 2013.05.17

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NEW RELEASE!  Med-Challenger 9.0 is FINALLY Here!

All new Med-Challenger 9.0 boards/recertification review courses are here, including FM, EM, IM, PEDS, OBGYN, and our NEW PEDS EM course.

Med-Challenger PEDS EM is a comprehensive exam review course focused on pediatric emergency medicine with continually updated content, board-style questions, rich media, and CME.

This Week's Live Content Updates for Med-Challenger

Tick-Borne Illnesses

  • Describe clinical manifestations, diagnostic methods, and the management of Lyme disease.
  • Identify clinical manifestations of tick-borne diseases occurring in the United States.
  • Determine best management practices of tick-borne diseases transmitted within the United States.

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Content Updates 2013.03.22

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This Week's Live Content Updates for Med-Challenger

Benign Ovarian or Adnexal Cysts

  • Understand the differences in ultrasonographic appearances of malignant versus benign adnexal masses.
  • Describe the etiology, treatment, and complications of corpus luteum cysts.
  • Characterize the clinical presentation and treatment of endometriomas.
  • Understand the etiology, presentation, complications, and treatment of mature cystic teratomas.
  • Define the presentation and ultrasonographic appearance of polycystic ovarian syndrome.
  • Characterize the clinical presentation and discriminatory zone of ectopic pregnancy.
  • Describe the presentation and complications of theca lutein cysts.

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