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Dental assessment tests should be done how often? Every 6 months


Blood pressure tests should be done how often? Every 2 years or annually for high BP


BMI tests should be done how often? Every routine healthcare visit

, Blood cholesterol tests should be done how often? Starts at age 20 then every 5 years


Routine physical exams should be performed when? Starting at age 45 then every 3 years


Colonoscopies should be done how often? Starting at age 50 then every 10 years


Fecal occult blood tests should be done how often? After age 50 then every year


Breast cancer screenings should be done how often? Age 20-40: every 3 years
Age 40-50: every year
Age 50+: every 2 years


Prostate screening should be done starting at what age? 50


Testicular exams should be done how often? Age 20 then at each routine health visit


What is primary prevention? Addresses healthy needs of clients and prevents disease


Example: immunization programs, health ED in school, car seat education


What is secondary prevention? Conduction of activities that help prevent a worsening health status, identifying
disease, and screening


Example: preventing pressure ulcers, promoting independence after brain injury




Blood glucose higher than what indicates 250 mg/dl
hyperglycemia?


Blood glucose lower than what indicates hypoglycemia? 70 mg/dl


What medications can elevate blood glucose tests? Birth control
Beta blockers
Corticosteroids
Anti-psychotics

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