Fun With Gastrointestinal Tract Polyps and Polyposes
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Course overview
Polyps, both common and unusual, throughout the gastrointestinal tract are discussed, including the importance of the appearance of the surrounding stomach when interpreting gastric polyps. Several nonhereditary conditions that result in polyps are noted. After this presentation, participants will be able to: 1) Discuss some unusual aspects of colorectal adenomas 2) Describe the difference between traditional serrated and sessile serrated adenomas 3) Discuss several nonhereditary polyposes
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Clinical Laboratory Director
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Supervisor
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Technician
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Technologist
1h
General (Histology)
Public Health Director
1h
General (Histology)
Public Health Supervisor
1h
General (Histology)
Public Health Technologist
1h
General (Histology)
Florida Board of Medicine
Anesthesiologist Assistant
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Area of Critical Need Medical Doctor
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Faculty Certificate
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Limited License
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Limited to Cleveland Clinic
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Limited to Mayo Clinic
1h
Domestic Violence (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Public Health Certificate
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Public Psychiatry
1h
General (AMA Category I)
Medical Doctor Visiting Faculty Certificate
1h
General (AMA Category I)