USPSTF Guidelines/ UVA Questions Flashcards
(156 cards)
Who gets screened for AAA
Men ages 65-75 who have ever smoked get one time screening with ultrasound
Men 65-75 who have never smoked…. screen for AAA?
No recommendation for or against
Who gets alcohol misuse screening?
All adults
?teenagers– not for or against
Who gets ASA for prevention of CAD?
Men 45-79
Women 55-79
At what % risk in men does the risk of CAD outweigh the risk of potential GI bleed caused by ASA use?
45-59: 4%
60-69: 9%
70-79: 12%
At what % risk in women does the risk of CAD outweigh the risk of potential GI bleed caused by ASA use?
55-59: 3%
60-69: 8%
70-79: 11%
Aspirin– under 45 and above 80?
NO
ASA/NSAIDs for the prevention of colon cancer?
NO
Bacterial vaginosis diagnosis/screening?
Dont screen unless symptomatic
If symptomatic…
pH above 4.7; clue cells; fishy odor
Treatment for BV
metro or clinda
When to screen for asymptomatic bacteruria?
All pregnant women
Principal treatment of bladder cancer?
Transurethral resection
Clues to screen for BRCA
history in fam of:
- before age 50
- bilateral
- breast + ovarian
- male
- fam w/ 2+ BRCA cancers
- Ashenkazi
How to intervene in BRCA+ patients?
- more frequent screening
- meds (tam/raloxifene)
- surgery (mastectomy, salpingo-oophorectomy)
Tamoxifen/Raloxifen:
Which to use in postmenopausal
raloxifene- postmenopausal
How gets mammograms?
50-74 q2 years
**Stop at 75
Mammo-Screen ages 40-49?
individualized decision
Benefits of breast feeding for momma
decreased breast/ovarian cancer rates
Benefits of breast feeding for infant
-less ear infections, LRTI, GI infections
Benefits of breast feeding in young children
less asthma, DMII, obesity
In what circumstances is breast feeding not reccomended?
galactosemia
HIV
When to screen for carotid artery stenosis?
Dont– screen for HTN, HLP, smoking etc.
What populations do not get pap smears
younger than 21, older than 65 (if prior were normal)
At what age can HPV co-testing be done with paps?
30+