During the process, some bleeding can occur as the new skin tissue forms. If you put extensive pressure or strain on those areas, you could cause the healing tissues to pull around the stitches and even tear. As a result, you could see more bleeding and even experience pain.
Get MOC Points. As a leader in cardiovascular education, the ACC is continuously updating and improving our offerings in order to keep you at the forefront of your profession. We have a variety of Board preparation and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) resources available for you. In addition, the College continues to grow the number of activities that offer dual CME/MOC credit in order to reduce redundancy with CME and streamline MOC. Plus, don't forget to use the My CME/CE Transcript to help you track and manage your activities and progress toward ABIM's MOC requirements.
Points from these sources may be added to points earned from active duty and active duty for training for a maximum total of 365 or 366 points per retirement year. Points are credited on the following basis: One point for each day of active service (active duty or active duty for training). 15 points for each year of membership in a Reserve Component (Guard and Reserve). One point for each unit training assembly. One point for each day in which a member is in a funeral honors duty status. Satisfactory completion of accredited correspondence courses at one point for each three credit hours earned.