06.01
Submodule
Seizures, Parkinson Disease, and Alzheimer Disease
Neurologic treatment depends on the affected pathway, symptom pattern, disease progression, function, adverse effects, and the consequences of missed doses.
What to learn
- Seizure classification and antiseizure therapy
- Dopamine pathways in Parkinson disease
- Cognitive symptoms and dementia therapy
- Adherence, falls, mood, and withdrawal risk
06.02
Submodule
Pain, Migraine, and Gout
Pain management is a functional and safety problem, not only a numeric score. Acute and chronic syndromes require different tools and expectations.
What to learn
- Nociceptive and neuropathic pain
- Nonopioid and opioid therapy
- Migraine acute treatment and prevention
- Gout flares and urate lowering
06.03
Submodule
Acute and Critical Care
Acute care prioritizes immediate threats, rapidly changing physiology, route and onset, organ support, medication reconciliation, and frequent reassessment.
What to learn
- Shock and hemodynamic assessment
- Sedation, analgesia, and delirium
- Fluids, vasopressors, and emergency medications
- Medication safety during transitions and organ failure
06.04
Submodule
Pediatrics, Weight, and Special Populations
Age, size, development, pregnancy, frailty, organ function, and access can alter dosing, formulation, response, and the feasibility of a plan.
What to learn
- Weight-based dosing and maximum doses
- Developmental pharmacology and formulations
- Obesity and weight-management therapy
- Frailty, swallowing, devices, and caregiver roles
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