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When is a patient at risk for hereditary breast cancer? correct answers1st relative has it: parent or sibling Recommendations for breast exams: correct answersself: meh. no discernable advantage clinical: USPTF = Insufficient ACS = every three years if 20-40 and every year if >40 Cervical cancer screening 30-65: correct answersevery three years if cytology alone 5 years if cytology plus HPV screening 21-29 year old cervical cancer screening: ` correct answersevery 3 years women older than 65 cervical cancer screening: correct answerscan opt out if had adequate screening within last 10 years = 3 normal paps or 2 consecutive normal with negative HPV who should get more frequent cervical cancer screening? correct answerscompromised immunity, are HIV positive, have a history of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2, 3 or cancer cancer screening: correct answersannual low dose CT in patients who have smoked more than 30 yrs and and 55-80 years old NOTE: must have been smoking within last 15 years or currently smoking diagnostic tests for found breast masses: correct answerscystic = FNA Solid = mammography NOTE: can use US to determine solid vs cystic. If benign, follow with mammography and exams Advanced sleep phase syndrome: correct answerspatient becomes drowsy at 6 or 7 pm, sleep a normal 8 or so hours, then wake around 3-4 am. if they STAY UP, then they still awaken at 3-4, and it can be difficult to distinguish from insomnia