Routine Screening

Question 1

ASA use

Answer 1

Age 50-59 with 10% CAD risk, prevention of CAD or CRC with 10 year life expectancy

Question 2

Breast Cancer Screening

Answer 2

USPSTF age 50-74, ACS age 40, Mammogram every 2 years

Question 3

Cervical Cancer Screening

Answer 3

21-65 every 3 years, 30-65 cytology plus HPV every 5 years, Stop after age 65, stop after hysterectomy

Question 4

Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Screening

Answer 4

Begin at age 50 – 75, 76-85 no evidence for routine screening but may be considered, 85 and older no recommended

Question 5

Lung Cancer Screening

Answer 5

Age 55-80, history of 30 pack year or quit less than 15 years ago, stop after smoking has ceased over 15 years

Question 6

Prostate Cancer Screening

Answer 6

Age 50, every other year with normal PSA, case by case

Question 7

Ovarian Cancer Screening

Answer 7

Not recommended, if high risk BRCA I or BRCA II refer to specialist or genetics

Question 8

Skin Cancer Screening

Answer 8

Age 10-24 with fair skin, education avoid sun exposure 1000-1600, SPF 15, protective clothing, wide-brim hats

Question 9

Lipid screening

Answer 9

9-hour fast with full lipid panel, low-mod statin for (1. 40-74 2. One or more CVD risk factor (HLD, DM, Smoker, HTN, 3. 10 year risk of CVD event. 76 and older w/o h/o MI or CVA shows no evidence to support

Question 10

AAA Screening

Answer 10

Men 65-75 who have ever smoked one time screening with US