Anatomical Context of Facial Aesthetics Online CME Post-Test

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1 progressive aesthetic learning essential to technical expertise Anatomical Context of Facial Aesthetics Online CME Post-Test Full Name: Degree: May we contact you in approximately three months to determine if you were able to implement changes in your practice as a result of this CME activity? Yes, contact my by Yes, contact me by fax No, do not follow up 1. Rhytids/lines in the face typically: A. Are found only in the upper third of the face B. Are dynamic and not static C. Can be treated with fillers but not toxin D. Run perpendicular to the direction of the muscle 2. Which of the following are NOT morphological changes in the craniofacial skeleton? A. Increase in surface area of the pyriform aperture B. Deepening of the maxilla C. Remodeling of the inferior medial orbit and lateral superior orbit D. Blunting of the zygomatic arch 3. When injecting dermal fillers in the tear troughs, the optimal placement of dermal fillers is: A. Shallow --- right below the dermis B. Fillers should not be used around the eye C. Deep --- along on the periosteum 4. To dissolve HA dermal filler once it has been injected, and ischemia is suspected, which of the following is recommended? A units of hyaluronidase per 2 x 2 cm affected area B. 100 units of hyaluronidase per 1cc syringe of HA dermal filler injected C. Apply ice D. Both A and B 5. If botulinum toxin is injected too inferiorly in the procerus and corrugator muscles, the consequences could include: A. Diffusion to levator palpebrae superioris B. Ptosis of the eye lid C. Necrosis of the forehead D. Both A and B

2 6. One of the earliest signs of ischemia is: A. Blanching B. Necrosis C. Vesicle formation D. All of the above 7. In the mid face, vascular structure(s) that must be avoided include: A. Facial artery B. Angular artery C. Both A and B 8. Where is the supratrochlear artery located? A. The glabellar region of the upper face B. The zygomatic region of the midface C. The mandibular region of the lower face D. This vessel traverses the entire face 9. The definition of ischemia in the context of facial aesthetics is: A. Restriction of blood flow to tissues B. Death of cells within the dermal tissue C. Engorgement of blood into the skin 10.The occurence of complications when injecting dermal filler may be reduced by: A. Cross hatching technique B. Retrograde injection technique C. Use of cannula D. Both B and C progressive aesthetic learning essential to technical expertise Anatomical Context of Facial Aesthetics CME Evaluation Form Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center, and Scientiae, LLC are committed to excellence in continuing education. Your opinions are critical to us in this effort. To assist us in evaluating the effectiveness of this activity and to make recommendations for future educational offerings, please reflect carefully and complete this evaluation form. Please note: a CME Certificate is issued only after the receipt of your completed evaluation form

3 I. Practice Demographics What is your degree? MD DO DDS DMD NP PA RN Degree Other: Type of Practice: Number of patients you see each week for the conditions addressed by this activity? > 10 II. Learning Objectives How well did this activity meet the following learning objectives: A. Describe anatomical changes associated with facial aging in order to best evaluate the clinical and cosmetic needs of patients B. Identify the optimal placement of injectable agents, in order to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the face and maximize treatment outcomes C. Recognize the anatomical relationship of critical vascular and neurologic structures within the face, in order to assure patient safety and avoid treatment complications State practice changes you are committed to making based on the activity objectives listed above: III. Practice Changes you expect to make: As a result of this activity, has your confidence/comfort level of injecting: Increased a great deal Increased moderately Remained the same Decreased Please indicate your level of agreement with this statement: This course will reduce the number of complications associated with nosurgical facial rejuvenation procedures in my practice" Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Not sure IV. As a result of this activity, how much do you expect to improve in:

4 a. Educating your patients about the facial aging process, and how it affects treatment decisions regarding what areas of the face to treat? b. Managing your Patient s expectations about aesthetic outcomes c. Educating patients and managing their expectations about possible complications due to injectable agents (botulinum toxin and dermal fillers)? d. Instructing your practice staff/colleagues on management of complications? VI. What was the most effective aspect(s) of this activity, and why? VII. What was the least effective aspect(s) of this activity? VIII. Compared with all other CME activities I have participated in over the past year, I would rate this program as: A model of its kind Above average Average Needs improvement IX. Suggestions for any specific topics/clinical conditions that you would like covered in future educational activities, i.e. workshops, webcasts, web modules, etc.

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