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As the content expert of your article, you are best qualified to identify the major “take‐home” finding(s) of your article.\nWe require authors to submit 3 original questions to be used for CME.\nSteps for Writing CME Questions\nGuidelines for Creation of CME Questions\n\u000f QUESTION 1 of 3\nPlease review the Steps and Guidelines above before submitting your questions.\n1a. Article Information\n1b. Images\nUpload image(s) in Editorial Manager via “Attach Files” > “CME Question Figure”. Figures must be at least 5”x7” and 300 ppi.\n1c. Question\nQuestion should reflect a key point of the article. A patient-care scenario is preferred when appropriate. See Guidelines above.\n1d. Answer Choices\nDo not use answers like “all of the above” or “none of the above”, or “A & B”. Answer must be clearly the best of the options.\n1e. Supporting Statement\nInclude one sentence copied and pasted directly from the manuscript to support the correct answer. Do not paraphrase, summarize, or use information not included in the manuscript. Provide the section (e.g., “Results” or “Discussion”) in which the supporting statement is located.\nPlease review the preceding question before continuing on to your next question.\nChecklist\n√     My question has only one topic.\n√     My question has only one answer. (I have not used “all of the above,” “none of the above,” or “answer A & B”, etc.)\n√     My question and answer are directly supported in the text of the article.\n√     My question is positively phrased (I have not used phrases such as “all of the following except” or “which one is not.”)\n√     My supporting statement is copied word for word from the text of the article.\nQUESTION 2 of 3\nPlease review the Steps and Guidelines above before submitting your questions.\n2a. Article Information\n2b. Images\nUpload image(s) in Editorial Manager via “Attach Files” > “CME Question Figure”. Figures must be at least 5”x7” and 300 ppi.\n2c. Question\nQuestion should reflect a key point of the article. A patient-care scenario is preferred when appropriate. See Guidelines above.\n2d. Answer Choices\nDo not use answers like “all of the above” or “none of the above”, or “A & B”. Answer must be clearly the best of the options.\n2e. Supporting Statement\nInclude one sentence copied and pasted directly from the manuscript to support the correct answer. Do not paraphrase, summarize, or use information not included in the manuscript. Provide the section (e.g., “Results” or “Discussion”) in which the supporting statement is located.\nPlease review the preceding question before continuing on to your next question.\nChecklist\n√     My question has only one topic.\n√     My question has only one answer. (I have not used “all of the above,” “none of the above,” or “answer A & B”, etc.)\n√     My question and answer are directly supported in the text of the article.\n√     My question is positively phrased (I have not used phrases such as “all of the following except” or “which one is not.”)\n√     My supporting statement is copied word for word from the text of the article.\nQUESTION 3 of 3\nPlease review the Steps and Guidelines above before submitting your questions.\n3a. Article Information\n3b. Images\nUpload image(s) in Editorial Manager via “Attach Files” > “CME Question Figure”. Figures must be at least 5”x7” and 300 ppi.\n3c. Question\nQuestion should reflect a key point of the article. A patient-care scenario is preferred when appropriate. See Guidelines above.\n3d. Answer Choices\nDo not use answers like “all of the above” or “none of the above”, or “A & B”. Answer must be clearly the best of the options.\n3e. 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