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OCTOBER 13 Monday
F3042 T The Great Outdoors for Kids:
Outdoor Life Sports
Convention Center, 8
This interactive session will combine a didactic
presentation of common issues in outdoor life
sports with a Q&A section. It will include a review
of surfing, mountain biking, kayaking, rock climbing,
and SCUBA diving. Appropriate injury prevention
recommendations will be reviewed with an opportunity
for audience discussion. At the conclusion
of this session, the participants should feel more
comfortable in providing comprehensive care
(evaluation, treatment, and prevention) for common
injuries encountered in specific outdoor sports.
Andrew Gregory, MD, FACSM, FAAP
AUDIENCE RESPONSE CASE DISCUSSION
8:30am – 10:00am
A3045 Genetic and Metabolic Unknowns:
How Many Do You Recognize
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Repeats as A4023
Convention Center, 31
This interactive session will focus on the cardinal
findings and medical history for which pediatricians
should consider a variety of genetic and metabolic
diagnoses with an emphasis on those conditions
that are now known to be relatively common.
Christopher Cunniff, MD, FAAP; Shawn McCandless, MD
A3046 T Staying Out of Trouble with
Fractures and Sprains: What Can I Do in
My Office
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Repeats as A3134
Convention Center, 33
This is a discussion of multiple cases that illustrate
common fractures seen in children of various ages.
The faculty will alternate presenting cases to the
audience with Q&A interaction for each case presented.
Short didactic teaching points will be included
in the summary of each case. Pearls and pitfalls to
remember will be emphasized, along with a review
of the treatment of simple fractures in the primary
care setting. There will be time at the end of the
session for general questions about fracture care.
Henry Chambers, MD, FAAP; Ellen Raney, MD, FAAP
A3047 Visual Diagnosis: In the Clinic, the
Hospital, and the Emergency Room
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Repeats as A4024
Convention Center, 25
Compare skills with fellow clinicians while exploring
real case presentations of common and uncommon
diseases in infants, children, and adolescents
seen in the clinic, the hospital, and the emergency
room. Digitized video, graphic, and audio recordings
will augment case presentations. This session
will reaffirm the clinician’s role as diagnostician.
Michael Cabana, MD, FAAP; Joseph Zenel, MD, FAAP
INTERACTIVE GROUP FORUM
8:30am – 10:00am
I3049 Intrauterine Drug Exposure: What’s a
Pediatrician to Do
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Repeats as I4027
Convention Center, 7 B
This session will review neonatal complications that
can occur following in utero exposure to prescription
and illegal drugs. There will be a focus on recognizing
the drugs that can affect the fetus, including maternal
antidepressants. Discussion will center on identifying
signs of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS),
developing treatment protocols, and addressing the
social and legal issues involved with babies born
to mothers using opiates during their pregnancy.
Karen Buchi, MD, FAAP; Robert Ward, MD, FCP, FAAP
I3050 Providing Oral Health Services in the
Medical Home
CC
Repeats from I2049
Convention Center, 7 A
Melinda Clark, MD, FAAP; Martha Ann Keels, DDS, PhD
SEMINARS
8:30am – 10:00am
S3052 Behavioral Screening and
Management in Primary Care
CC
Repeats from S1145
Convention Center, 28 E
Nathan Blum, MD, FAAP; Catherine Riley, MD
S3053 T Obesity Complications in the
Pediatric Office: It’s Not Just for Internists
Anymore!
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Repeats as S4094
Convention Center, 29 AB
This session will review the screening and tracking
of cardiometabolic comorbidities (hypertension,
dyslipidemia, prediabetes, nonalcoholic fatty liver
disease [NAFLD]), mental health conditions, and
orthopedic and respiratory conditions. Faculty will
also address thresholds for referral, identifying and
considering drug therapy choices, and indications
for referral to bariatric surgery. Postsurgical and
long-term complications will also be addressed.
Thomas Inge, MD, PhD, FAAP; Jeffrey Schwimmer, MD
S3054 A Prediabetes or Type 2: How to
Determine What to Do
Convention Center, 30 DE
This session will familiarize the pediatrician with the
management of newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes
mellitus (T2DM) and review the guidelines for
screening and diagnosis of prediabetes and T2DM.
Using illustrative cases, the audience will learn
how to distinguish T2DM from impaired glucose
tolerance or impaired fasting blood sugar or stress
hyperglycemia; determine the seriousness, acuity,
and urgency of each case; and take the appropriate
steps for referral and office management.
Jane Kim, MD
S3055 T Return to Play: Strategies
for Returning to the Classroom after a
Concussion
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Repeats as S4035
Convention Center, 29 CD
Recent emphasis has been made on the appropriate
ways for a student to return to sports after a concussion.
Focus will be on appropriate strategies to make
academic accommodations for the student with a
concussion and the neuropsychological effects of a
concussion. Discussion will also involve recognizing
barriers and comorbidities that may become prominent
during the student’s return to cognitive activity.
Mark Halstead, MD, FAAP; Kelsey Logan, MD, MPH, FAAP
S3056 The Child with Recurrent Infections:
When to Worry and What to Do
CC
Repeats from S2114
Convention Center, 32
Stuart Abramson, MD, PhD, FAAP; Margaret Fisher, MD,
FAAP
S3057 What’s New in Adolescent
Reproductive Health: Long-Acting Reversible
Contraception and Pap Smear Guidelines
CC
Repeats from S2150
Convention Center, 28 CD
Paula Hillard, MD
S3058 T What to Do With the Limping
Child: Orthopaedic and Rheumatologic
Perspectives
CC
Repeats from S2116
Convention Center, 27
Michael Henrickson, MD, MPH, FAAP; Kit Song, MD, FAAOS
WORKSHOP
8:30am – 10:00am
W3061 T T
Casting and Splinting
Workshop
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Repeats as W3112
Convention Center, 11 B
Common fractures and injuries that can be initially
stabilized or treated definitively in a general
pediatric practice will be presented. Specific splints
and casts, immobilization devices, slings, and
braces will be demonstrated by a variety of faculty.
Hands-on application by each participant, with faculty
supervision and feedback, of upper extremity splints
and casts as well as lower extremity splints will be
covered. Sufficient Q&A time will be provided.
Anthony Riccio, MD, FAAP; Richard Schwend, MD, FAAP
DAILY SCHEDULE MON
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