Primary Care Boring Stuff Flashcards

1
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What population to consider ASA for primary prevention

A

Ages 50 - 69 with ASCVD >10%

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2
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Frequency of NODAT screening post-txp

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Qweek x4wk then Q3 mo x1 year then annually

FBG, A1c, OGTT

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3
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Dx of DM

A

FBG >126
A1c > 6.5%
OGTT >200

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4
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Dx Pre-Dm

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FBG >100
A1c >5.7%
OGTT >140

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5
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HLD Screening

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2-3 months post-txp then annually

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6
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Statin benefit groups

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  1. LDL >190 [high]
  2. DM, age 40-75 [mod-high]
  3. ASCVD 7.5-20%, Age 40-75, no DM [moderate]
  4. ASCVD >20%, Age 40-75, no DM [high]
  5. Clinical ASCVD [mod-high pending age, individual risk]
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7
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Breast CA Screening

A

Q2 years at age 50-74

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8
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Prostate CA Screening

A

PSA in men 55 - 69

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9
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PTLD Screening

A

Exam Q3 months

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10
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Colon CA Screening

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Screening at age 50: colo Q10 OR flex sig Q5 OR stool-test annually

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11
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Cervical CA Screening

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Q3 years

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12
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Skin CA Screening & how soon to get first exam

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Annual exam:

  • within 2 years if high risk caucasian (old, thoracic txp, male)
  • within 5 years if AA or low-risk caucasian
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13
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RCC Screening

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For high risk (acquired cystic, family hx, smoker), native kidney US Q1-2 years

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14
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Screening for HCC Patients

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CT/MRI Q6-12 months x3 years

+/- AFP measurements

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15
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PSC with IBD Screening for Colon CA

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Colo annually with biopsy

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16
Q

How soon can inactive vaccine be given pre-txp?

A

At least 2 weeks

17
Q

How soon can live vaccine be given pre-txp?

A

At least 4 weeks

18
Q

How soon to give inactive vaccine post-txp

A

Flu: at least 4 weeks

All others: at least 8 weeks

19
Q

Vaccine series of Zoster (Shingrix)

A

0 months

2-6 months

20
Q

Age for Shingrix

A

50+

21
Q

TIme to wait between Shingles and Shingrix vaccine

A

1 year

22
Q

Who should get PCV13 vaccine? (adults)

A

Everyone x1 in lifetime

23
Q

PPSV23 Schedule

A
#1: 8 weeks after PCV13
#2: 5 years after #1
#3: after age 65 (and 5 years after #2)
24
Q

Hepatitis B Schedule

A

Engerix or Recombivax: 0, 4 weeks, 24 weeks
Heplisav-B 0, 4 weeks

Consider checking HbsAb titer ~4 weeks after final dose. If HBsAb <10 consider completing series again using high-dose

25
Q

Vaccines required if eculizumab

A
  1. MenACWY (Menactra, Menveo - interchangable)

2. MenB (Bexsero, Trumenba - not interchangable)

26
Q

Which mening vaccine cannot be given with PCV13?

A

Menactra. Associated with reduced PCV IgG.

27
Q

Vaccines required if asplenic

A
  1. MenACWY (Menveo pref if needed to give PCV13 at same time)
  2. MenB
  3. Hib
  4. PCV13
  5. PPSV23
28
Q

BMD screening

A

Kidney: within first 3 months if on CS-containing regimen or high risk for osteoporosis
Liver: annually if osteopenic; Q2-3 years if normal BMD

29
Q

Who should get MenACWY vaccine?

A

Recommended for everyone: 1st dose at 11-12 years and 2nd dose at 16 years

30
Q

For adults at risk:
Menveo schedule?
Menactra schedule?

A

For BOTH MenACWY:

2 doses 8 weeks apart then re-vaccinate Q5 years if risk remains

31
Q

Who should get MenB vaccine?

A

People 10+ at risk for meningococcal disease (asplenia, eculizumab)

32
Q

For those at risk:
Trumenbo schedule?
Bexsero schedule?

A

Trumenba: 3 doses, at 0, 1-2, and 6 months
Bexsero: 2 doses, 4 weeks apart

1 dose MenB booster 1 year after primary series and revaccinate every 2–3 years if risk remains

33
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Who should get HPV vaccine?

A

Males & females 9 - 45 yeras of age

34
Q

HPV vaccine schedule

A

3 doses at 0, 1-2 and 6 months

35
Q

MMR schedule (pediatrics)

A

2 doses at 12-15 months and 4-6 years

may accelerate to 4 weeks betwen the 2 doses

36
Q

Adults without immunity to MMR/born AFTER 1958: vaccine schedule

A

1 dose