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Cervical Cancer
annual pap smear starting 18 y/o or onset of sexual activity; after 3 normal smears, do every 3 years
Breast cancer
monthly self examination, annual PE; mammography every year after 40 to 50; earlier if positive family history
Colon cncer
hemoccult yearly (>50), FSIG every 3-5 years if >50 or colonscopy every 10 years if >50
Colon cancer screening for first degree relatives
begin at age 40 or when 10 years younger than age where cancer was found out
Prostate cancer
none? yearly rectal axam and PSA beginning 45 y/o for African Americans and for patients with strong family history; start at 50 y/o for all others
Tetanus
primary series i childhood, boosters every 10 years
Hepatitis B
all young adults and patients at increased risk
Pneumococcal
for those <65 years or any patinets at increased risk
Who are at increased risk of pneumococcal infection
>65 or any patient (splenectomy, HIV, immunocompromised, on chemo or post-transplant
Influenza
annually for >50 y/o and high-risk patients
Tetanus
primary series i childhood, boosters every 10 years
Hepatitis B
all young adults and patients at increased risk
Pneumococcal
for those <65 years or any patinets at increased risk
Who are at increased risk of pneumococcal infection
>65 or any patient (splenectomy, HIV, immunocompromised, on chemo or post-transplant
Influenza
annually for >50 y/o and high-risk patients
influenza
annually for all >50 and high risk patients
Hepatitis
for those traveling to endemic areas, with chronic liver disease or IVDA
small poxsmallpox
only for individuals in labs in which they are exposed to the virus
meningococcal
not recommended for routine use