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45
At what age do we start colon cancer screening for an average risk patient?
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21
At what age do we start cervical cancer screening?
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Low dose CT
What test is used to screen for lung cancer?
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40, 45, 50 depending on guidelines
At what age is it appropriate to start screening for breast cancer in an AVERAGE risk woman?
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8 years after diagnosis
When do we start colon cancer screening for a patient with Crohn's disease?
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Age 40 or 10 years younger than youngest relative
For a patient with 1 family member diagnosed with colon cancer <60 years old or 2 family members diagnosed with colon cancer at any age, when do we start colon cancer screening?
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Every 5 years
For patient's aged 30-65, at what interval do we screen for cervical cancer?
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50 to 80 years who have a 20 pack-year smoking history and currently smoke or have quit within the past 15 years
What are the criteria to be eligible for lung cancer screening?
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Gail model and Tyrer-Cuzick
What are two risk calculators used to calculate a patient's risk for developing breast cancer?
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Age 20 or 10 years younger than youngest relative with colon cancer
When do we start colon cancer screening for a patient with Lynch Syndrome?
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FIT q1 year and FIT-DNA (Cologaurd) q1-3 years
What are two at-home screening modalities (and screening intervals) used for patients who decline colonoscopy?
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Age >65 if 10 years of normal results
At what age and under what circumstances is it appropriate to stop screening for cervical cancer?
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Every year
At what interval should you screen for lung cancer?
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>3%
If a 35 year old woman's 5 year risk of breast cancer is greater than ____%, it is appropriate to start tamoxifen therapy.
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Age 10
When do we start screening for colon cancer in a patient with familial adenomatous polyposis?
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3 years
A screening colonoscopy for a 56 year old gentleman found one 12mm adenomatous polyp. When should he be screened again?
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20 years after date of diagnosis
For a woman who had a hysterectomy due to cancer (endometrial, cervical, etc), when can you stop screening for cervical cancer?
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Once a person has not smoked for 15 years
Besides age, what is one other indication to stop lung cancer screening?
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>20%
If a woman's lifetime risk of breast cancer is greater than ____%, it is appropriate to start screening with yearly breast MRI.
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8-10 years after therapy or 40 years old (whichever comes first)
In a woman who was treated for Hodgkin Lymphoma with chest irradiation as a child, when do you start breast cancer screening?
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>50 years with symptomatic GERD and at least 1 additional risk factor for esophageal adenocarcinoma (male, nocturnal reflux symptoms, hiatal hernia, elevated BMI, central obesity, tobacco use)
What is an indication to screen for Barrett's esophagus?
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Colposcopy
A 26 year old immunocompetent female's pap smear results with LSIL (no HPV testing done). What is the next step?
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1 year
What is the recommended follow up for a patient with a 5mm nodule found on low dose CT?
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Age 25 or 10 years before youngest cancer diagnosis in the family
For a woman with BRCA 1 or 2, at what age do we start screening for breast cancer?
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EUS and MRCP annually
In a patient with BRCA 1 and one relative with pancreatic cancer, how do you screen them for pancreatic cancer?
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