COMAT - FAMILY MEDICINE QUESTIONS UPDATED
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT ANSWERS.
First-line treatment of rhinosinusitis ANS- Augmentin (Amoxicillin-Clavulanate)
Triglycerides >1000 increases risk of? ANS- Pancreatitis
What type of family history finding has a increased risk of breast cancer? ANS- FIRST-degree relative
with breast cancer
Pap smear guidlines ANS- -Start at age 21
-Every 3 yrs 21-29 y/o
-Every 3 yrs 30-65 y/o OR every 5 yrs when combined with HPV testing
Who should get lung cancer screening? ANS- 55-80 y/o with h/o 30 pack-years
Calcium intake recommendations for women pre- and post-menopause ANS- Pre-menopause = 1000
mg/day
Post-menopause = 1200 mg/day
Age for DEXA scan screening ANS- Women >65 y/o
Breast cancer risk factors ANS- "CHAFED LIPS"
Cancer in the breast
Hyperplasia (2x risk)
Atypical Hyperplasia (4x risk)
Female
Elderly
DCIS
LCIS (Lobular Carcinoma In Situ)
, Inherited genes (BRCA 1 and 2)
Papilloma (1.5x)
Sclerosing Adenosis = extra growth of tissue within breast lobules
RISE pneumonic for preventative visits ANS- R = identify risk factors
I = immunizations
S = screening tests
E = educate patient
What does CAGE stand for? ANS- C = feel a need to Cut down
A = felt Annoyed or criticized
G = felt guilty
E = taken a morning Eye opener
Who should get Hep B screening? ANS- Adults born between 1945 - 1965
What to start in patients with high risk of ASCVD within 10 yrs? ANS- Statin and low dose Aspirin
Adult age in which Zoster vaccine is recommended? ANS- >60 y/o
3 medical conditions associated with depression ANS- 1) Dementia
2) Hypothyroidism
3) Parkinson's Disease
9 criteria for depression ANS- "SIG E CAPS"
S = Sleep
I = Interest (loss of interest)
G = Guilt (feelings of worthlessness)
E = Energy (decreased)
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT ANSWERS.
First-line treatment of rhinosinusitis ANS- Augmentin (Amoxicillin-Clavulanate)
Triglycerides >1000 increases risk of? ANS- Pancreatitis
What type of family history finding has a increased risk of breast cancer? ANS- FIRST-degree relative
with breast cancer
Pap smear guidlines ANS- -Start at age 21
-Every 3 yrs 21-29 y/o
-Every 3 yrs 30-65 y/o OR every 5 yrs when combined with HPV testing
Who should get lung cancer screening? ANS- 55-80 y/o with h/o 30 pack-years
Calcium intake recommendations for women pre- and post-menopause ANS- Pre-menopause = 1000
mg/day
Post-menopause = 1200 mg/day
Age for DEXA scan screening ANS- Women >65 y/o
Breast cancer risk factors ANS- "CHAFED LIPS"
Cancer in the breast
Hyperplasia (2x risk)
Atypical Hyperplasia (4x risk)
Female
Elderly
DCIS
LCIS (Lobular Carcinoma In Situ)
, Inherited genes (BRCA 1 and 2)
Papilloma (1.5x)
Sclerosing Adenosis = extra growth of tissue within breast lobules
RISE pneumonic for preventative visits ANS- R = identify risk factors
I = immunizations
S = screening tests
E = educate patient
What does CAGE stand for? ANS- C = feel a need to Cut down
A = felt Annoyed or criticized
G = felt guilty
E = taken a morning Eye opener
Who should get Hep B screening? ANS- Adults born between 1945 - 1965
What to start in patients with high risk of ASCVD within 10 yrs? ANS- Statin and low dose Aspirin
Adult age in which Zoster vaccine is recommended? ANS- >60 y/o
3 medical conditions associated with depression ANS- 1) Dementia
2) Hypothyroidism
3) Parkinson's Disease
9 criteria for depression ANS- "SIG E CAPS"
S = Sleep
I = Interest (loss of interest)
G = Guilt (feelings of worthlessness)
E = Energy (decreased)
