Review the risk factors, epidemiology, and pathophysiology of PAD. Review some health disparities in PAD. Discuss the typical signs, symptoms, and physical exam findings of PAD. Discuss the diagnostic evaluation and the management of PAD.  Objectives include: 

1. Discuss the risk factors, epidemiology, and pathophysiology of peripheral arterial disease.
2. Discuss the typical clinical presentation and diagnostic evaluation of Peripheral arterial disease.
3. Review some key points on health disparities in peripheral arterial disease.
4. Summarize the management of Peripheral arterial disease.

This is a high risk EKG session using a case based review.  Objectives include: 

1. Recognize bradycardia that needs to be treated with a pacemaker. 
2. Develop a system to approaching reading EKG's to not miss the high risk findings.
3. Describe the 5 NEW STEMI Equivalents.

This lecture will discuss lipid management in high risk patients to include the use of newer therapies like PCSK9 inhibitors.  Objectives include: 

1. Discuss current lipid guidelines as they pertain to at risk groups.

2. Discuss current therapy options to treat high LDL cholesterol.

3. Identify care gaps among high risk patients.

4. Develop new strategies for clinicians to implement the most effective therapies to treat high risk ASCVD patients.