The CE provider will describe and discuss, as appropriate:

a. Heat or cold intolerance;

b. Sensory aberrations;

c. Any vision loss;

d. Convulsions, tetany, or episodes of alteration of consciousness;

e. Bone pain or localization of pain;

f. Abnormal bowel or urinary pattern; and

g. Dates and results of relevant diagnostic procedures, such as CBC, liver enzymes, adrenal function, serum electrolytes, calcium and phosphorus, fasting blood glucose; glucose tolerance testing, Hb1AC, blood chemistries, T3, TSH, urinalysis, and relevant imaging studies.

The CE provider will describe and discuss, as appropriate:

a. Abnormal sweating, dry skin, or changes in color or texture of skin;

b. Abnormal eye changes, such as exophthalmia, cataracts, visual field loss, extra ocular muscle movement, and fundus changes (retinitis proliferens);

c. Abnormal masses of neck or abdomen;

d. Peripheral neuropathy – sensory or motor;

e. Presence of Chvostek or Trousseau signs; and

f. Mental status examination.