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“This was great preparation. Many of the questions were similar to the exam. ”
Pascal SaremskyKey Child Neurology MOC Board Review Features
Child Neurology MOC Board Review Topics Covered:
- Pharmacology
- Oncology
- Sleep
- Basic Neuroscience
- Behavioral, Cognitive, Psych
- Headache
- Pain
- Epilepsy, Seizures
- Genetic
- Congenital
- Cerebrovascular
- Neuromuscular
- Cranial Nerves
- Movement Disorders
- Demyelinating Disorders
- Neuroinfectious Disease
- Critical Care
- Trauma
- Neuro - Ophthalmology
- Neuro - Otology
- Neurotoxicology, Nutrition, Metabolic
- Pregnancy
- Child Neurology
- Neurologic Complications of Systemic Disease
- Ethics
- Imaging/Diagnostic Studies
- Clinical Neurology
- Spinal Cord Diseases
Child Neurology MOC Question Bank Information
The BoardVitals Child Neurology MOC question bank follows the ABPN MOC Examination in Child Neurology Content Blueprint as follows:
Dimension 1: Neurologic Disorders and Topics
- Headache and pain disorders 8-12%
- Epilepsy and episodic disorders 9-13%
- Sleep disorders 1-3%
- Genetic and developmental disorders 10-14%
- Vascular neurology 3-5%
- Neuromuscular diseases 5-7%
- Movement disorders 6-8%
- Neuroimmunologic and paraneoplastic disorders of the CNS 7-11%
- Neuroinfectious diseases 4-6%
- Brain and spinal trauma 4-6%
- Neuro-ophthalmologic and neuro-otologic disorders 1-3%
- Metabolic diseases, nutritional deficiency states, and disorders due to toxins, drugs, and physical agents 2-4%
- Neuro-oncologic disorders 4-6%
- Behavioral neurology and neurocognitive disorders 7-9%
- Psychiatric disorders 4-6%
- Autonomic nervous system disorders 1-2%
- Normal structure, process, and development through the life cycle 4-6%
Dimension 2: Physician Competencies and Mechanisms
- Neuroscience and mechanism of disease 4-6%
- Clinical aspects of neurologic disease 22-28%
- Diagnostic procedures 27-33%
- Treatment 27-33%
- Interpersonal and communication skills 2-3%
- Professionalism 2-3%
- Practice-based learning and improvement 2-3%
- Systems-based practice 2-3%
How long is the Child Neurology MOC Exam?
The Child Neurology Recertification Exam is a computer-based exam consisting of 220 multiple-choice questions (MCQ) administered in four sections with 43-60 questions in each section. The exam lasts approximately 5 hours including optional breaks between each section. See the Instructions for the Child Neurology Maintenance of Certification Examination for the examination delivery structure. ABPN MOC examinations have pass rates of about 97%.
Child Neurology Maintenance of Certification Exam Question Format:
There are two types of MCQ formats: stand-alone and vignette questions
Stand-alone questions are single best answer MCQ’s that are not associated with any other questions. These questions can be flagged for review or skipped. However, candidates cannot review questions in a section that has been completed.
Vignette questions are linked to a common case that may be presented in either a short video clip (30 seconds to 3 minutes), or in text. Vignette questions must be answered in order to advance to the next question. Therefore, candidates can not skip vignette questions or review vignette questions after they have been completely answered.
In addition to the BoardVitals practice questions, it is recommended candidates familiarize themselves with the examination functions by reviewing Sample Screens provided by the ABPN.
Reviewing ABPN Medical Faculty
- Amy Hellman, MD
Stated Learning Objectives for the Child Neurology CME Activity
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Describe the underlying pathophysiology of neurologic disease
- Interpret examination, history, laboratory and imaging findings to make a diagnosis
- Identify the appropriate work up and approach to management of neurologic disorders
- Recognize potential adverse effects of treatment and assess potential risk vs. benefit
How do I earn Child Neurology CME Credits?
- Check your Child Neurology state requirements for CME where you practice.
- Purchase the Child Neurology Question Bank with optional CME Certificate Add-on.
- Answer questions with at least 70% accuracy (you may correct answers as you go).
- Redeem and submit the form and evaluation.
- Print your PDF certificate of completion.
*Please Note: Non-MOC hours (CME only) are self-reported. Please follow the instructions given by your board to report your CME hours.
For full steps, view our Support Page on Redeeming CME Hours.
Learn more about the Child Neurology MOC Board Exam on the blog
Trying to find more information as you study for your Child Neurology Recertification Exam? Read the articles found on the Child Neurology section of our blog. You will learn more on how to maintain your Child Neurology license as you test your knowledge with practice questions to help you prepare for your upcoming Child Neurology recertification exam.
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