PreTest Family Medicine: "Preventive Medicine" Flashcards

1
Q

How many doses of HBV-immunoglobulin should be given to an infant of an infected mother?

A

One within twelve hours of birth

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2
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What kind of pulmonary evaluation is necessary for preoperative assessment in asymptomatic individuals?

A

None

Do PFTs in someone with asthma or COPD.

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3
Q

How long should elective surgery be deferred after an MI?

A

6 months

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4
Q

What is true regarding the state of evidence around prostate cancer screening?

A

Currently, there is no evidence to suggest either way whether prostate cancer screening can prevent cancer deaths.

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5
Q

Regarding self examination of breasts, ________________.

A

the AAFP recommends against breast self-exam due to the increased rate of biopsies and procedures

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6
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The AAFP recommends that lipid screening in those without risk factors should begin __________.

A

at 35

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7
Q

The first influenza vaccine is what kind?

A

Inactivated (two doses for the first time regardless of age)

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8
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An adult hasn’t gotten a tetanus booster in more than ten years. What kind of booster should they get?

A

TDaP

Increasing rates of pertussis necessitate booster shots in adults.

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9
Q

HAV vaccine is indicated in what populations?

A

MSM

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10
Q

True or false: varicella vaccination can lead to primary infection.

A

True, but is a milder form of illness and does not lead to contagious transmission.

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11
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When traveling to other countries, what is the only immunization that is required?

A

Yellow fever (and only for some countries)

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12
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Describe the management of hormone-induced hypertension (i.e., COC-induced hypertension).

A

Discontinue the COC.

COCs cause mild hypertension in some women. The risk usually increases with age. Discontinuing COCs usually resolves the HTN in 3 months.

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13
Q

List the side effects of COCs.

A
  • Irregular bleeding
  • Nausea
  • Breast tenderness
  • Fluid retention

Note: It used to be thought that COCs cause weight gain, but studies have failed to demonstrate a significant effect.

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14
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Review the recommendations for missed COC pills.

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  • If one active pill is missed and the woman has not had intercourse in the last 5 days, then she should take two active pills immediately and use a backup method of contraception for 7 days.
  • If one active pill is missed and the woman has had intercourse in the last 5 days, then she should take emergency contraception, use a backup for 5 days, and resume the pill the day after emergency contraception.
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15
Q

Remember, the most effective form of contraception is _______________.

A

injected progestin

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16
Q

Hereditary hemochromatosis has what inheritance pattern?

A

Trick question: types 1, 2, and 3 are autosomal recessive, while type 4 is autosomal dominant.