At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to:

• Recognize awareness of the extent of renal disease
• Describe the three types of dialysis and the pros, cons and contraindications for each
• Familiarize oneself with the types of dialysis access
• Discuss percutaneous management and limitations for abscesses in the chest, abdomen and pelvis.
• Review the need for surgical management for abscesses in the chest, abdomen and pelvis.
• Describe the general principals of antimicrobial therapy.
• Review ordering and obtaining appropriate diagnostic imaging to evaluate for abscess.
• Describe normal physiologic pubertal development
• Describe differences between puberty and adrenarche
• Describe abnormal puberty (precocious puberty and delayed puberty)
• Define the term “Substance Use Disorder” and identify the criteria used to diagnose this condition.
• Provide an overview of addiction neurobiology.
• Outline the pharmacology of a variety of different substances, including alcohol, sedatives, opioids, stimulants, caffeine, nicotine, cannabinoids, hallucinogens, dissociatives, steroids, and novel entities.
• Utilize preferred, non-stigmatizing language when referring to and interacting with patients with substance use disorder.
• Implement screening and brief intervention for those patients struggling with substances of use.
• Recognize how to link a client to treatment, including types of and intensities of treatment modalities.
• Identify signs and symptoms of acute and chronic UC 
• Review testing & procedures to diagnose UC 
• Identify the medications used for treating acute and chronic UC 
• Identify five strategies to evaluate interpersonal effectiveness
• Describe five assertive communication techniques
• Apply assertive communication to real-world examples
• Explore evidence-based coping strategies to deploy in everyday life
• Identify strategies and resources for setting boundaries and getting help with workplace communication
• Identify the three most common types of wounds seen in outpatient care settings
• Explain interventions the Primary Care Provider can implement to improve healing of cutaneous wounds
• Discuss how to correctly use three advanced wound care dressings to improve wound healing
• Recognize cutaneous malignancies masquerading as wounds
• Describe pathophysiology of marrow suppression in patient underactive treatment.
• Recognize education regarding bone marrow suppression and necessary precautions for their clients undergoing treatment. 
• Describe treatment modalities pursued in marrow suppression
• Recognize signs and symptoms that may be present following a concussion
• Discuss common resources used for work up, management and treatment of concussions
• Identify BPH in the primary care setting 
• Describe the evaluation of a patient with BPH
• Outline the management options available for BPH
• Determine when to initiate treatment for BPH
• Discuss when to refer to a urologist