Which NICU graduate infant does NOT require subspecialty clinic follow-up?  

What is a primary goal of the Blueprint for Change in relation to health equity for CYSHCN?  

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding school attendance and children with chronic illnesses?

A 2-year-old child is being evaluated due to frequent falling and caregiver concerns that the child cannot perform the same activities on the playground as other 2-year-olds. Formal developmental screening reveals significant delays in gross motor skills, with normal language, visual-motor, adaptive, and social development. Which of the following is the MOST likely diagnosis?

When using a standardized developmental assessment tool, which of the following must be considered, and which statement is FALSE?    

What is the key difference between an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and a 504 Plan for students with chronic conditions?

Which of the following correctly matches the type of care plan with its creator and purpose?

Why is it essential for primary care providers (PCPs) to have in-depth knowledge of a NICU graduate’s neonatal course and morbidities?  

A 7-year-old boy is brought to the pediatric neurology clinic by his parents due to recurrent seizures. The seizures started six months ago and occur about twice a month. The boy has no significant past medical history, and his developmental milestones are normal. His parents are concerned about the impact of seizures on his daily activities and school performance. Question: What is the recommended approach to initiating medication therapy in managing this child’s epilepsy?

According to the DSM-V, the length of time for which learning problems must occur before meeting the criteria for a learning disability is at least: