Prevention Screening Extra Material Flashcards
Grabe A Recommendations
high certainty that the net benefit is substantial so the USPSTF recommends the service
Grade B Recommendations
high certainty that the net benefit is moderate or that there is moderate certainty that the net benefit is moderate to substantial so the USPSTF recommends the service
Grade C Recommendations
selective offerings or services provided to individual patients based on professional judgment and patient preferences. There is at least moderate certainty that the net benefit is small
Grade D Recommendations
there is moderate or high certainty that the service has no net benefit or the harms outweigh the benefits
Cervical Cancer Screening
Every 3 years by cytology alone, or every 5 years with PAP/HPV co-testing.
Starting at age 21. Be careful for tricks on test where they mix a cytology along with a HPV test at different intervals.
Pneumonia Vaccine
Adults 65+
Adults less than 65 with risk factor (esp. smoking or asthma)
Doses:
One PCV20 (all in one)
OR PCV15 then one year later -> PPSV23
OR PPSV23 then one year later -> PCV15 or PCV20
Best Alcohol Misuse Screening Tool
CAGE
The Audit and others are not as sensitive.
Hemoccult Testing Used to Evaluate:
GI Tumors and Colorectal CA
It is of limited use in IBD, Hemorrhoids, Diverticular Disease
Shigrix Vaccine
Inactivated - safe for immunocompromised
All adults 50+ should get it (two doses)
All adults 19+ with weak immune system should get it (2 doses)
Still not recommended in pregnancy or if patient has a fever or major illness
AAA Screening
All men 65-75 who ever smoked and men >60 with family history of AAA
Osteoporosis Screening
All women 65+
Elderly Adults HTN Screening
Every visit!
CURB-65 Scoring
For pneumonia
Score of 2 = Close observation, consider admission
Score of 3+ = admit to hospital
“Tinkling” bowel sounds
Suggestive of a bowel obstruction
Any metallic, tinkling sounds are common in SBO
Most common cause of Pancreatitis
Gall Bladder Disease - specifically gall bladder stones