Screenings and admin

Question 1

Car seats: Infants < 20 lbs and less than 2 y/o

Answer 1

Rear facing in back seat

Question 2

Car seats: greater than 20 lbs

Answer 2

Forward facing in back seat

Question 3

children should continue to use belt-positioning booster seats until the lap-and-shoulder seat belt fits properly

Answer 3

4 feet 9 inches in height and between the ages of 8-12 y/o and in back seat

Question 4

Car seats: Booster seat

Answer 4

4 feet 9 inches and aged between 8-12 back seat

Question 5

Standard seat belts

Answer 5

At least 13-y/o

Question 6

HEP B Vaccine

Answer 6

Birth and at 1-2 months

Question 7

DTap or TDap for ages over 7?

Answer 7

TDap

Question 8

Annual influenza vaccine starts

Answer 8

6-months

Question 9

MMR vaccine

Answer 9

12-months and 4-6 y/o

Question 10

Varicella

Answer 10

12-months and 4-6 y/o

Question 11

High risk MMR and varicella

Answer 11

6-months and 4-6 y/o

Question 12

Meningococcal high risk

Answer 12

2-months to 10 y/o, last dose at age 16

Question 13

Meningococcal

Answer 13

11-12 y/o and last dose at age 16

Question 14

TDap booster

Answer 14

11-12 y/o

Question 15

HPV vaccine

Answer 15

11-12 y/o in a 4 shot series

Question 16

Adopted child age 6, unknown vaccine Hx, negative titers

Answer 16

All except Hib, PCV13, HPV, Flu

Question 17

Varicella vaccine contraindicated in these populations

Answer 17

Pregnancy and immunocompromised (Chron’s DZ is immunocompromised because of immune modulator therapy infliximab).

Question 18

Vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy

Answer 18

In My Vag…Influenza, MMR, Varicella

Question 19

Live attenuated viruses

Answer 19

In My Vag Rode The Yellow Herpes (Influenza, MMR, Varicella, Rotavirus, Typhoid, Herpes)

Question 20

Oral version of this medication can cause paralytic disease

Answer 20

Polio

Question 21

Kid spits or regurgitates out Rotavirus vaccine dose. Does it need to be repeated?

Answer 21

No

Question 22

How early can weight training start in kids?

Answer 22

Age 6 with appropriate supervision

Question 23

Egg allergy and anaphylaxis with flu vaccines

Answer 23

It’s not true. There is no risk of anaphylaxis.

Question 24

HPV intervals for 9-14 y/o

Answer 24

2 shot series: 0,6-12 months

Question 25

HPV intervals for starting at age 15 or immunocompromised

Answer 25

3-shot series: 0,1-2, 6-months

Question 26

Specificity

Answer 26

A/(A+C): True negative, can correctly ID those without the DZ

Question 27

Sensitivity

Answer 27

D/(D+B): True positive, can correctly ID those with the DZ

Question 28

Scoring system to assess increased likelihood of BRCA mutations.

Answer 28

Ontario Family History Assessment Tool

Question 29

Colon hyperplastic polyps less than 10mm

Answer 29

Colonoscopy every 10-yrs

Question 30

1-2 small colon adenomas less than 10mm

Answer 30

Colonoscopy every 5-10 years

Question 31

3-10 colon adenomas

Answer 31

Colonoscopy every 3-years

Question 32

Serrated polyp less than 10mm

Answer 32

Colonoscopy every 5-years

Question 33

Serrated polyp greater than 10mm

Answer 33

Colonoscopy every 3-years

Question 34

Serrated polyposis syndrome

Answer 34

Colonoscopy every 1-year

Question 35

Can’t play sports

Answer 35

fever and heaptosplenomegaly, EBV

Question 36

True or False? Even if not pregnant women of child bearing age should take Folic acid.

Answer 36

This is true

Question 37

Women ages 55-79

Answer 37

Should take daily ASA.

Question 38

Vitamin D for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis

Answer 38

800 I/U daily

Question 39

Calcium for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis

Answer 39

1200 mg daily

Question 40

Calcium for premenopausal women and men with osteoporosis

Answer 40

1000 mg dalily

Question 41

Vitamin D for premenopausal women and men with osteoporosis

Answer 41

Currently not recommended