Question

read the following scenarios and choose the correct exchange based on uspstfguidelines a. lois 83 y.o. and is here for annual physicals. lois states she is good health and does not believe that she needs to be screened for osteoporosis

b. When the child starts Kindergarten c. With first menstrual cycle for females and age 12 for males • d. At 6 years of age and older Screening is not right for everyone or every health problem; Screenings uncover health problems in an efficient and economically feasible manner when certain factor(s) are present. Read the following scenarios and choose the one(s) that is most consistent with the requirements of preventative screening. Select one: a. Jacob is a 74 y.o. male who smoked for 30+ years, but he quit smoking when he was 50. After his annual exam, you write orders for lab work and a CT of his lungs. b. MaryAnn is a 43 y.o. female who presents to your office with complaints of a lump in her right breast. You do not have the same finding on exam and schedule her for a mammogram. C. Susan is a 26 y.o. female who presents to your office for her annual well women exam. She is married with 2 children under the age of 4. As part of her annual screening you test for GC and Chlamydia, Trich, and Bv. d. Brittany is an 18 y.o, pregnant female. During each of her OB visits you run a urinalysis to screen for preeclampsia. Stacey is 26 y.. and is 12 weeks pregnant. Today she has no protein in her urine and her BP is 104/62 however with her last pregnancy she developed proteinuria with hypertension and had to be placed on bedrest for the last trimester of her pregnancy.

Answer 1

B is the answer as patient has lump in his breast it is better to find out mammografy to find out any cancerous cella so that treatment can be began at early stage for speedy recovery.