preventative Flashcards

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USPSTF recommendations for 21-65

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  • Cytology (pap smear) every 3 years

* Grade A*

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USPSFT recommendations for 30-65

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  • combination of cytology and human papillomavirus (HPV) testing every 5 years
  • Grade A recommendated
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USPSFT recommendations for 65+

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  • Grade D (not recommended) for patients who have had adequate prior screenings and are NOT otherwise at high risk for cervical cancer
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What are the major risk factors for osteoporosis

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  • WT less than 60kg single best predictor of low bone density
  • alcohol
  • smoking
  • family history
  • caffeine
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USPSTF recommendation for ostoporosis screening

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  • B rating for women aged 65 or older and in younger women whose fracture risk is equal to or greater than that of a 65 year old
  • Insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of screening for OSTEOPOROSIS IN MEN
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USPSTF recommendation for PROSTATE CANCER

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  • D recommendation against PSA-based screening for prostate cancer (DON’t DO IT)
  • Despire this 1/3rd of men with limited life expectancy continue to receive PSA
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Risk factors for prostate cancer

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  • first degree relative has prostate cancer

- african american

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Risk factors for colon cancer

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  • AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN (high risk for colon cancer)
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describe epidemiology of colon cancer

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  • 90% of colon cancers occur after age of 50%
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USPSTF recommendation for colon cancer

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  • A recommendation for screening for colorectal cancer using fecal occult blood testing, sigmoidoscopy, or colonoscopy beginning at age 50 years and CONTINUING UNTIL AGE 75 YEARS (every 10 years)
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when is USPSTF recommendation against colon cancer screening

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  • colon cancer screening with FOBT/sigmoidoscopy/colonoscopy in adults OVER THE AGE OF 85 years OLD!
  • D RATING*
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Geri prevention

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  • improves diability free life expectancy = increase function (ADL and IADLs)
  • improves health quality of life (QL)
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what is health maintenance

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  • health promotion
  • disease prevention
  • -> primary (immunization)
  • -> secondary (screening/detection of asymptomatic)
  • -> tertiary (prevent of complications)
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describe the ratings for USPSTF

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  • A and B = discuss services with eligible patients and offer it to them
  • C = clinicians may provide this service to select patients
  • D - discourage the use of services
  • I = evidence that the service effectiveness is lacking, poor quality
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Breast cancer Recommendations

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  • biennial screening mammography for women aged 50 to 74 years
  • Grade B*
  • evidence is insufficient to assess the additional benefits and harms of screening mammography in women 75 and older (I statement)
  • TEACHING BREAST SELF-EXAM is a D recommendation
  • insufficient to assess clinical breast examination in women 40 years or older (I rating)
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American geriatric society recommendations for breast CA

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  • annual or at least biennial mammography UNTIL 75
  • After 75 every 2-3 years (no upper age limit for women with an estimated life expectancy of four or more years
  • no evidence to support CBE or BSE
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statistics for breast cancer

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  • More than half of breast cancer death occur among women over 65
  • early detection of breast cancer improves chances for longer survival