Screening Flashcards

1
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Most common cause of death in young adults age 19-39.

A

Accidents, homicides, suicides

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Which two vaccines should patients with diabetes and/or asthma receive?

A

Pneumococcal and Influenza

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3
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When should screening for cervical cancer start?

A

Within 3 years of sexual activity or at age 21

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4
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How often should cervical cancer be screened?

A

Every 2-3 years in sexually active women over 30 that have had at least 3 normal pap smears

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5
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When should cholesterol screening for men begin and how often is it checked?

A

Age 35 in otherwise healthy men. Then check every 5 years

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How is screening for heart disease performed?

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Screening for heart disease is actually not recommended. Instead screening for risk factors is more appropriate. Risk factors include: smoking, HTN, diabetes mellitus, obesity, and hyperlipidemia

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When is diabetes screening started and how often is it checked?

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Started at age 45 and check every 3 years

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How often should mammograms be performed?

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Starting at 50 and then with yearly tests

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When should screening for colon cancer start and how often?

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Starts at age 50 and then every 10 years

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