Risk Assessment Flashcards
(33 cards)
When can adolescents start/frequency for HPV screening
9-14
Series of two 6 months apart
When can adolescents start/frequency for Syphilis screening
When sexually active and with Pap smear/ PRN
When can adolescents start/frequency for HIV screening
16-64
At least once in a lifetime
When can adolescents start/frequency for Hepatitis creening
18
At least once per lifetime
When can adolescents start/frequency for TDAP vaccine
7 years old
Every 10 years
When can adolescents start/frequency for Meningitis vaccine
11-18 years old
5 years and only once for high risk
When can adolescents start/frequency for PNA vaccine
19-64
PCV15 followed by PPSV23 >1 year later
When can young adults start/frequency for cholesterol screening
20
Every 4-6 years or more often
When can young adults start/frequency for RSV vaccine
Pregnant patients
Single dose a 32-36 weeks gestation
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for mammograms
Option to start at 40, must start at 50
Annually until age 55 then every 2 years until 75
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for prostate screenings
No risk factors: 50
Risk factors: 45
Multiple risks: 40
Annually for DRE
PSA <2.5 q2 years, >2.5 annually
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for Lung Cancer
50-80
Annual screening with CT if current or previous smoker
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for colorectal cancer
45-75
Stool based annual test
Colonoscopy q 10 years
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for Glaucoma
Annually
When can middle aged adults start/frequency for Shingles vaccine
50
Series of two shots, 2-6 months apart
When can Elderly adults start/frequency for PAP smears
Q3 years and d/c once >65 with 3 consecutive normals and no abnormal in the past 10 years
When can Elderly aged adults start/frequency for AAA
65-75 if you have ever smoked
Once
When can Elderly adults start/frequency for RSV vaccine
> 60
Once
Top 5 major causes of death in adolescents (12-19)
- Accidents
- Suicide
- Homicide
- Malignancy
- Covid
Top 5 causes of death for YOung Adults (20-39)
- Accidents
2.Suicide - Homicide
- Heart disease
- Malignancy
Top 5 causes of death for middle aged adults (40-59)
- Malignancy
- Heart disease
- Accidents
- Covid
- Liver disease
Top 5 causes of death for elderly (>60)
- Heart disease
- Malignancy
- Covid
- CVA
- Chronic respiratory
Top 5 killers of adults in USA
- Heart disease
- Cancer
- Covid
- Accidents
- CVA
Antigens vs Antibodies
Antigens are the substance capable of eliciting an immune response. Antibodies are the immune response
