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Oral Tablet Immunotherapy for Allergic Rhinitis: Advancing Management in the Pediatric Setting – American Academy of Pediatrics: New Jersey - Pretest (ID: i857-6) September 26, 2023
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Contact information:
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Name:
Email Address:
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2.
Which of the following best describes your profession?
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MD/DO
NP
PA
RN
PharmD/RPh
Other (please specify)
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Which of the following best describes your specialty?
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Pediatrics
Family Practice/Internal Medicine
Allergy
Other (please specify)
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How confident are you in the management of patients with AR/C in your practice?
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Very confident
Confident
Neutral
Little confidence
No confidence
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Uncontrolled AR/C increases the risk for development of which of the following:
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Food allergy
Eosinophilic esophagitis
Asthma
Atopic dermatitis
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Jeremy is a 9-year-old boy with a history of repetitive sneezing, nasal itching, runny nose, watering eyes, and itching skin each spring. Results of his specific IgE tests are positive to Timothy grass, ragweed, and house dust mites. Which of the following allergens is the cause of his symptoms?
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Timothy grass
Ragweed
House dust mites
All three allergens
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According to the
Pediatric Allergies in America Survey
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Concern about side effects
Lack of treatment options
Incomplete symptom relief
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According to current recommendations, allergen immunotherapy should be considered for patients with which of the following?
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Mild AR/C uncontrolled with allergen avoidance and/or pharmacotherapy
Moderate AR/C uncontrolled with allergen avoidance and/or pharmacotherapy
Mild AR/C with severe uncontrolled asthma
Moderate AR/C with severe uncontrolled asthma
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Amanda is a 13-year-old girl with a 5-year history of moderate-to-severe AR/C symptoms year-round despite OTC pharmacotherapy with antihistamines and decongestants. Her parents express concern over the sheer amount of medication that she has been taking over the years and would like to reduce her medication exposure. Specific IgE testing indicates sensitization to ragweed and house dust mites. Which of the following would you prescribe?
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Nasal corticosteroids
Allergen avoidance
House dust mites AIT
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Which of the following describes FDA-approval status of oral sublingual immunotherapies?
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Only sublingual drops are FDA approved
Only sublingual tablets are FDA approved
Both sublingual drops and tablets are FDA approved