Preventative Medicine-Lecture 2 Flashcards
Should we screen our low risk adults for heart disease with EKG?
no, grade D
can cause harm due to variations of normal
Should we screen pts with no hx of CHD and no traditional risk factors for CVD?
no
USPSTF recommendation on carotid artery stenosis?
grade D
can be harm associated on next steps
USPSTF recommendation on hyperlipidemia screenign.
<20, insufficient evidence
Yes for those 40-75 with no CVD, those with one risk factor for CVD (Grade B)
if 76+ with no CVD< no
USPSTF recommendation for screening men for AAA?
Grade B for 65-75 who have ever smoked
Grade C for those 65-75 for those who have never smoked
USPSTF recommendation for screening for women for AAA?
No evidence 65-75 who have ever smoker
Grade D 65-75 who have never smoked
USPSTF recommendation for PAD?
insufficient evidence
USPSTF recommendation for ASA prophylaxis?
Grade B for ASA to prevent CVD and colorectal cancer
for those 50-59 if >10 yr CVD risk, not at risk for bleeding, at least 10 yr life expectancy
Grade C for those 60-69 with >10 yr CVD risk
CV disease risk factors
diet, smoking, HTN, dyslipidemia, obesity, physical activity, DM
USPSTF recommendation for screening for colorectal cancer?
Grade A= adults age 50-75
Grade C= adults 76-85
USPSTF recommendation for screening for Prostate cancer
Grade D
harm due to false positive, biopsy side effects, over treatment, bowel control problems, etc.
USPSTF recommendation for cervical cancer
screen women 21-65 years old
No HPV before 30
USPSTF recommendation for lung cancer
grade B for adults aged 55-80 with hx of smoking
USPSTF recommendation for skin cancer screening
insufficient evidence
USPSTF recommendation for breast cancer screening
Grade C: 40-49 yo
Grade B: every 2 yrs age 50-74