Colonoscopy Guidelines Flashcards
1
Q
Normal exam
A
10 years
2
Q
1-2 small tubular adenomas (<10 mm)
A
7-10 years
3
Q
> /= 3 adenomas or adenomas >/= 1 cm
A
3 years
4
Q
Sessile serrated polyp (< 10 mm)
A
5 years
5
Q
Sessile serrated polyp (>/= 1 cm)
A
3 years
6
Q
High-grade dysplasia
A
3 years
7
Q
Incomplete polypectomy
A
within 6 months
8
Q
History of colorectal cancer
A
1 year, then 3 years, then 5 years
9
Q
IBD with dysplasia
A
1-2 years depending on severity
10
Q
Average-risk adults
A
age 45
11
Q
Family history of CRC
A
age 40 or 10 years before relative’s age at diagnosis - repeat every 5 years
12
Q
IBD
A
8-10 years after symptom onset - surveillance every 1-3 years
13
Q
Lynch Syndrome
A
age 20-25 or 2-5 years younger than earliest CRC in family - repeat every 1-2 years
14
Q
FAP
A
age 10-12 - annual surveillance
15
Q
Peutz-Jeghers
A
age 8-10 then every 1-3 years
