USPSTF Screenings Recommendations Flashcards
What is the test for breast cancer?
Mammogram
What is the age range and frequency for breast cancer screenings?
40-49 if risk factor present (FH)
50-74 (every 2 years)
What are risk factors for breast cancer?
Modifiable: HRT, Nulliparity, Increased age at first live birth, alcohol
Non-Modifiable: Genetic mutation or BC in 1st degree relative; White; Increased Age; Early Menarche or Later Menopause (excessive estrogen exposure w/o progesterone)
Who should be screened for Lung Cancer?
Current Smoker with 20 pack year history or quit within last 15 years
What is test to screen for lung cancer?
low-dose chest CT
At what age and frequency should lung cancer be screened for?
50-80 (yearly basis)
When should you terminate screening for lung cancer?
Quit > 15 years
Health problems that limit life expectancy
What are the tests for Colorectal Cancer?
FOBT or FIT
Stool FIT DNA
CT colonography
Sigmoidsocopy
Sigmoidoscopy + Annual FIT
Colonscopy
What is the age range for the Colorectal Cancer screening tests?
45-75 years
What is the frequency for the Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests?
FOBT or FIT: Yearly
Stool FIT DNA: 1-3 years
CT Colonography: 5 years
Sigmoidoscopy: 5 years
Sigmoidoscopy + Annual FIT: 10 years
Colonoscopy: 10 years
What is the test for screening FAP?
Colonoscopy
What is the age range and frequency for screening FAP?
10-12 years ( yearly basis)
What is the screening test for Lynch Syndrome (HNPCC)?
Colonoscopy
What is the age range and frequency for screening for Lynch Syndrome (HNPCC)?
20-25 years (1-2 years)
What is the test for screening for IBD?
Colonoscopy
What is the age range and frequency for screening for IBD?
8 years post diagnosis (frequency 1-2 years)