Cardiovascular Imaging CME

The BoardVitals Nuclear Cardiology CME Review offers clinicians 15 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM and over 300 Nuclear Cardiology board review questions. The questions cover key topics including radiation safety, physics and instrumentation, and risk stratification. This question bank will assist clinicians with Nuclear Cardiology certification and recertification.

The BoardVitals Nuclear Cardiology CME Review also features:

• Quick and Convenient CME
• Computer, phone, and tablet access
• Constantly updated up-to-date questions
• Questions that are targeted specifically to the exam
• Online CME tracker
• 100% Pass Guarantee
• Statistical comparison to other Nuclear Cardiology test-takers (Nationally)

After completing this activity, you should be able to:

• Interpret image findings to make a diagnosis
• Recognize patient safety issues that arise in the context of medical imaging
• Understand pathophysiology, management, follow-up, and/or treatment of diseases pertinent to nuclear cardiology
• Apply imaging physics and basic science knowledge to improve image quality

Target Audience: Nuclear Carrdiologists

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