PATHOLOGY BOARD REVIEW 2020
Oakstone Board Review
This high-yield board review gives you an in-depth workup of the most important topics within each subspecialty of anatomic and clinical pathology. Earn Lifelong Learning and SAM credits.
CME, Oakstone Board Review
Pathology Board Review 2020
Pathology Board Review presents a comprehensive array of pathology topics, from head to toe in anatomic pathology, to the nuts and bolts of running a multidisciplinary clinical pathology laboratory with support for highly specialized testing. This online CME course will guide you in applying relevant concepts to the pathology boards examination, and help you to better: – Define high-yield concepts within anatomic pathology, including neoplasm recognition and subclassification – Discuss mesenchymal and hematopoietic neoplasms – Explain basic concepts in placental pathology – Describe laboratory management concepts and their use with transfusion medicine, blood banking, chemistry, immunology, microbiology, cytogenetics, and more 1 Breast Pathology – Ryan Jones, MD 2 Dermatopathology – Robert Moore, MD 3 Gastrointestinal Pathology – Part I – Kristen Stashek, MD 4 Gastrointestinal Pathology – Part II – Kristen Stashek, MD 5 Liver Pathology – Kathleen Byrnes, MD 6 Soft Tissue Pathology – John M. Gross, MD 7 Bone Pathology – John M. Gross, MD 8 Head and Neck Pathology – Lisa Rooper, MD 9 Get Pumped Up: Cardiovascular Pathology Board Review – Melanie Bois, MD 10 Thoracic Pathology – Mitra Mehrad, MD 11 Pediatric and Placental Pathology – Amy Treece, MD 12 Cytopathology I – Gynecologic Cytopathology – Christopher VandenBussche, MD, PhD 13 Cytopathology II – Fluids – Christopher VandenBussche, MD, PhD 14 Cytopathology III – Fine Needle Aspiration – Christopher VandenBussche, MD, PhD 15 Forensic Pathology – Stephanie Dean, MD 16 Medical Renal Pathology for the Boards – Jonathan Zuckerman, MD, PhD 17 Gynecologic Pathology – Maryam Shahi, MD 18 Genitourinary Pathology Part I – Kidney, Bladder, Penis, Scrotum – Andres Matoso, MD 19 Genitourinary Pathology Part II – Testis, and Prostate – Andres Matoso, MD 20 Neuropathology – Fausto Rodriguez, MD 21 Hematopathology – Lymph Nodes – Madhurima Koka, MD, PhD 22 Bone Marrow Pathology – Zeba Singh, MBBS 1 Transfusion Medicine I – Eric Gehrie, MD 2 Transfusion Medicine II – Eric Gehrie, MD 3 Chemistry I – Stefani Thomas, PhD, NRCC 4 Chemistry II – Stefani Thomas, PhD, NRCC 5 Chemistry III – Stefani Thomas, PhD, NRCC 6 Chemistry IV – Stefani Thomas, PhD, NRCC 7 Hematology – Garrett S. Booth, MD, MS 8 Benign White Blood Cell Disorders – Garrett S. Booth, MD, MS 9 Coagulation – Geoffrey Wool, MD, PhD 10 Immunology and Flow Cytometry – Laura Wake, MD 11 Molecular Pathology – Jialing Huang, MD, PhD 12 Microbiology I – Bacteriology – Alexander J. Fenwick, MD, FCAP 13 Microbiology II – Mycobacteria – Alexander J. Fenwick, MD, FCAP 14 Microbiology III – Mycology – Alexander J. Fenwick, MD, FCAP 15 Microbiology IV – Parasitology – Alexander J. Fenwick, MD, FCAP 16 Microbiology V – Virology – Alexander J. Fenwick, MD, FCAP 17 Cytogenetics – Jennelle Hodge, PhD 18 Overview of Laboratory Management: Principles and Practical Aspects – Christopher Tormey, MD 19 Overview of Laboratory Mathematics & Statistics: Principles and Practical Examples – Christopher Tormey, MD After viewing this program, the participant will be better able to: – List high yield concepts within anatomic pathology, including recognition and subclassification of neoplasms of the breast, skin, gastrointestinal tract, hepatobiliary tract, soft tissue, bone, head and neck, heart, lung, kidney, male and female reproductive tracts, and brain – Discuss mesenchymal and hematopoietic neoplasms, including those involving children – Apply ultrasound to musculoskeletal, gynecological, obstetrical, cardiovascular and other organ systems – Describe concepts of laboratory management and explain their utilization in health care, specifically with transfusion medicine / blood baking, chemistry, hematology (including hemoglobinopathies), coagulation, immunology, microbiology (including bacteriology, virology, parasitology), and molecular techniques ranging from cytogenetics to next generation sequencing This course is designed for pathology residents/fellows preparing for their specialty examinations, as well as practicing pathologists who wish to fulfill MOC (CME and SAM) requirements, prepare for recertification, or update their knowledge in general. Date of Original Release: July 15, 2020 Date of Original Release: July 15, 2023 Estimated Time to Complete: 50
An Organized Approach to Board Prep
1. Anatomic Pathology (22)
2. Clinical Pathology (5)
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