Completion of this activity will allow learners to classify, stage, and anticipate the clinical course of heart failure; define, recognize, and prognosticate patients with Stage D (ie. Advanced) heart failure; and describe why and when to refer to Advanced Heart Failure Cardiology for the evaluation of therapies such as heart transplantation and ventricular assist device (VAD).  This program was originally recorded on October 27, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to describe accurate diagnostic and therapeutic information for common ocular conditions that may present to an internist; recognize information regarding underlying systemic conditions that may manifest ophthalmically; and identify ocular conditions that may portend significant morbidity and mortality.  This program was originally recorded on October 30, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to recognize the role that vaccines have played in saving million of lives over the last several decades, the lifesaving role they currently play, as well as the role they will play in the future; identify key barriers to vaccine administration in the US; recognize why people fear vaccines; and identify patient concerns about and reactions to vaccines, explain patient options and assist patients in decision making.  This program was originally recorded on October 29, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to identify transfusion criteria in a patient with Acute MI and anemia; describe fluid management in acute pancreatitis; and explain the duration of AC on discharge in a cancer patient.  This program was originally recorded on October 28, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to describe some of the dangerous pitfalls encountered in rheumatic disease; identify the symptoms and what to do when you encounter them in rheumatic disease; and describe the difference RA makes.  This program was originally recorded on October 28, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to explain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on transplantation; describe the outcomes of kidney transplant patients infected with COVID-19; and identify the general COVID-19 management strategies and vaccination recommendations for kidney transplant patients.  This program was originally recorded on October 29, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to discuss the mechanism of delivering radioactive drugs to the tumors based on the Theranostic Nuclear Medicine paradigm; discuss the current treatment options that work according to the Theranostic Nuclear Medicine paradigm; and discuss the optimal applications for Theranostic Nuclear Medicine in clinical practice.  This program was originally recorded on October 30, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to review the current state of legalization of recreational and medical marijuana in the USA-state vs Federal; assess the current evidence based literature on cannabinoid based compounds; and describe the components of the Human Endocannabinoid system and the promising pharmacologic applications.  This program was originally recorded on October 28, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to develop a differential diagnosis of lymphadenopathy; Identify effective tools to assist in the diagnosis of lymphadenopathy; and explain general management strategies for patients with lymphadenopathy.  This program was originally recorded on October 30, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.

Completion of this activity will allow learners to demonstrate the harms and wastefulness that can, and do, occur as a result of tests and/or procedures that could have been avoided; explain the importance of physical examination to establish an accurate differential diagnosis and in assessing the adequacy or failure of treatment; recognize that not every leukocytosis is an infection and antibiotics are not necessary for every leukocytosis; describe the complications that can occur with a central line; identify the potential impact and undesirable outcomes of DNA testing; recognize that food allergies are due to IgE to a specific food, but that there are limitations to allergy skin testing to food; and explain that testing for food allergies is based on a careful history.  This program was originally recorded on October 27, 2021 at the ACOI's 2021 Annual Convention and Scientific Sessions.