Screening Flashcards

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What is screening?

A

Identifying apparently healthy people who may be at increased risk of a disease or condition

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2
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Disease

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Incidence, serious effect on health, treatable or preventable

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3
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Test

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Non-invasive and easily carried out, accurate and reliable

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4
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Programme

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Widespread and available, voluntary participation

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5
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False positive

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Referred for further assessment but doesn’t have condition

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6
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False negative

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Not referred but has condition

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7
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Prevalence

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Number of individuals with target condition

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8
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Equation for prevalence

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Number of people with disease/total in population x 100

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9
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Sensitivity

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Availability to detect disease

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10
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Specificity

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Ability to not detect unaffected individuals

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11
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Positive predicted value

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Probability that subjects with positive test truly have disease

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12
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Negative predicted value

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Probability that subjects with negative result don’t have disease

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13
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Bowel cancer screening

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Detects cancer at early stage and detects polyps

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14
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Cervical screening

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Detects abnormalities of cervix and referral for treatment

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15
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Foetal anomaly screening programme

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Ultrasound scans to assess chance of baby being born with Down’s (T21), Edwards (T18) or Patau’s (T13) syndromes - combined tests. 14-20 weeks conduct quadruple test (Down syndrome only). A scan for abnormalities takes place 18-21 weeks. This allows for further screening and diagnostic tests if required

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16
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Newborn blood spot screening programme

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Phenylketonuria
Congenital hypothyroidism 
Sickle cell disease
Cystic fibrosis
MCADD
Maple syrup urine disease
Isovaleric academia 
Glutaric aciduria type 1
Homocystinuria
17
Q

Amniocentesis

A

15 weeks

1% risk of miscarriage

18
Q

CVS

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11-14 weeks

19
Q

Combined test

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10-14 weeks
PAPP-A
B-hCG
Nuchal translucency

20
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Quadruple test

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14-20 weeks 
AFP
hCG
uE3
inhibin