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Periodic Health Assessment

F a m i l y M e d i c i n e

o Definition: evaluation of overall health status, screening for risk factors


& diseases & providing preventative interventions.
o Components:
 Risk identification.
 Screening.
 Immunization.
 Education.
o Purpose:
 Primary prevention: prevention of disease before onset.
 Secondary prevention: prevention of disease complications.
 Updating patient’s clinical data.
 Fostering patient-physician relationship.

Screening
o Definition: examination of asymptomatic people to detect those with 
probability of having a disease.
o Wilson’s Criteria:
1 The condition is an important health problem
2 There should be a treatment for the condition
3 Facilities must be available
4 There should be a latent stage of the disease.
5 There should be a test for the disease.
6 Test should be acceptable for population
7 Natural Hx of the disease must be understood adequately
8 Should have agreed policy for whom to treat
9 Total cost must be economically balanced
10 Case-finding should continuous process

Hypertension

o Age: from age 18.


Screening o Follow up: every encounter.

Obesity

o Age: > 18.


o BMI: > 30.
Thyroid Disease o Age:

o Age: > 50. 21-29 Cervical cytology.


o Follow Up: every 5 years. Co-testing.
30-65
Cervical cytology accepted.
Congenital Hypothyroidism Discontinue screening if no Hx of CIN2 or higher if:
❖ 3 consecutive –ve cytology.
> 65
o Age: all children at 3rd day. ❖ Or 2 consecutive –ve co-test in previous 10 years + recent test
within 5 years.
DM
Annual screening not recommended
o Type 1: no need.
o Type 2:
 If BMI > 25 + 1 RF: Prostate Cancer
 Sedentary lifestyle. o Not routinely.
 Hx of prediabetes. o Test: PSA, DRE.
 Family Hx of DM. o Early PSA:
 HTN, hyperlipidemia, IHD.  > 50 years.
 Hx of GDM.  > 45 years + family Hx of prostate Ca.
 Hx of delivery of > 4.5 kg baby. o Follow up: every 2 years.
 Pregnant ladies.
 Hx of PCOS. Colorectal Cancer
 Non of previous criteria:
o Age:
 45 years  normal  every 3 years.
 50-70 years.
GDM  40 years: if youngest relative was diagnosed.
o Test + Follow up:
o Time: 24-28 weeks of gestation.  Fecal occult test  every 2 years.
Hypercholesterolemia  Sigmoidoscopy  every 5 years.
 Colonoscopy  every 10 years.
o Test: fasting lipid profile.
o Follow up: every 5 years. Breast Cancer
o Age: Age Test Follow Up
 Men > 35. 20-40 Clinical exam Every 1-3 years
 Women > 45. Clinical exam Every 1 year.
40-52
 > 20 if  risk for CHD. Mammogram Every 1-2 years.
Clinical exam Every 1 years.
> 52
Cervical Cancer Mammogram Every other years.

o Test: pap smear.


o Cervical cytology: every 3 years.
o High-risk HPV: every 5 years.
o Co-testing: every 5 years.
Osteoporosis

o Women:
 65 years OR have RF.
 All females > 50 years  1200 mg Ca + 400-800 IU/day vit D.
o Men: > 70 years OR 50-69 + RF.
o Perimenopausal / Postmenopausal: < 65 years.
o Any adult: > 50 years OR condition associated with low bone mass or
bone loss.

IDA

o Pregnant ladies:
 1st & 3rd trimester: Hb < 11.
 2nd trimester: Hb < 10.5.
o Children: > 1 year OR < 6 months if premature.
o Men / Postmenopausal: nothing.

Sickle Cell Disease

o Children 2-16 years:


 Do transcranial Doppler US   risk of stroke.
o 10 years: ischemic retinopathy & renal disease screening annually.

G6PD

o All newborns.

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