Urgent Care Essentials

• Inflammation/infection involving the upper respiratory tract and the conditions of the HEENT system, such as acute otitis media, asthma, pharyngitis, conjunctivitis, and headache

• Patient education and patient satisfaction

• Genitourinary conditions, including vaginitis, cystitis, pyelonephritis, prostatitis, pediatric UTI, and UTI in pregnancy

• Tick-borne illness, such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and babesiosis

• Skin and soft-tissue conditions, such as herpes zoster, poison ivy, paronychia, and cellulitis and abscesses

• Musculoskeletal injuries and x-rays for management of ankle injuries, low back pain, and gout

• Concussion symptoms, management, and comorbidities commonly associated with a more protracted course of recovery as well as recommendations for safe return to play, learning, and work

• Current recommendations for treatment of STIs, such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, as well as for PrEP and post-exposure prophylaxis recommendations

• Acute abdominal pain, imaging modalities, and appropriate disposition

• COVID-19 testing, common patient concerns, and the populations in whom monoclonal antibody use is appropriate

DOT Medical Examiner Certification

• Regulatory requirements and guidance for medical examiners who perform physical qualification examinations of interstate commercial motor vehicle drivers

• Clinical review of information the medical examiner will utilize to determine the medical qualification of an individual to operate as an interstate driver as defined by the FMCSA

• Use of resources such as other medical providers, treating clinicians, and specialists to aid in determining whether a driver meets the FMCSA’s physical qualification standards

• Instructions on how to complete the examination and required forms for certification of a CDL driver

• Bonus question bank with 350 questions for review!