CME / Surgery

Surgery CME

Earn 60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 60 MOC points with case-based Surgery questions built around real clinical decision points, not long-form reading. Each module pairs practice questions with a rationale for every answer, then a short post-test to confirm the credit-earning threshold.

60AMA Category 1 credits
60MOC points
Case-basedquestion format
Surgical team gathered under operating lights
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Every plan gives full access to this activity's question set for the access term, with a certificate available immediately after passing.

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25 sample questions
  • Detailed rationales for every answer choice
  • Provision of practice PDF
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Single Activity

1 year to complete
$149
60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
  • Detailed rationales for every answer choice
  • Provision of practice PDF
  • Timed practice modes
  • Progress evaluation
  • Take CME
  • Get 60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
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All-Access CME

1 year to complete
$699
All 33 CME activities
  • Detailed rationales for every answer choice
  • Provision of practice PDF
  • Timed practice modes
  • Progress evaluation
  • Mobile-friendly study materials
  • Medical professional follow-up
  • Live working sessions
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Credits & accreditation

What you earn

  • 60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
  • 60 MOC points
  • Certificate delivered immediately after passing the post-test
  • Credit reporting records kept in your account for future reference
Topics covered

Content spanning the areas Surgery clinicians renew credit in most

Perioperative managementSurgical complicationsGI surgeryTrauma surgerySurgical oncology

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— ExamVital user

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