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21 Cards in this Set
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leading cause of death |
1) heart disease 2) cancer 3) chronic lung diseases |
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leading cause of Cancer death |
Lung CA |
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leading cause of adolescent deaths |
1) accidents/injuries 2) homicide 3) suicide |
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most common cancer |
skin (BCC) |
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most common cancer in men |
prostate CA |
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most common cancer in women |
breast CA |
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detect those who have the disease (true positive) |
sensitivity |
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detect those who don't have the disease (true negatives) |
specificity |
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USPSTF Breast Cancer |
baseline mammo @ 50 every 2 years until 74 |
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Cervical Cancer recommendations |
baseline Pap @ 21, every 3 years until 65 |
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colorectal cancer screening |
50-75 y/o FOBT x 3 consecutive stool samples annually Sigmoidoscopy q5years Colonoscopy q10yrs |
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assess lipid profile after |
9 hour fast |
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when to screen for lipid disorders |
age 35 - males age 45 - females earlier if increased risk (HTN, fam hx, stroke) |
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breast CA r/t estrogen |
increased risk with estrogen (i.e. early menarche, late menopause, nuillparity - longer exposure to estrogen) |
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if Hep B series not completed |
catch up until 3 doses given (don't need to restart) |
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LAIV can be given to |
heathy 2-49 y/o nonpregnant |
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don't give what to kids who got the live flu spray |
aspirin within 4 weeks following vaccination |
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examples of chronic diseases that shouldn't get live flumist |
asthma, COPD, renal failure, diabetes, immunosuppression |
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when to give pneumococcal vaccine? |
65 and older and persons at high risk |
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when to give Zostavax |
age 60 and older, one time dose |
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TB s/s |
cough, weight loss, night sweats |
