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Women's Health - Healthy Adult Lifetime Monitoring Guidelines

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Healthy Adult Monitoring Guidelines

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These are guidelines, not rules. They may vary with individuals and should be discussed with your doctor. These tests and procedures may or may not be covered by insurance.

Test or Procedure Age Frequency
Clinical exam and health history
(including but not limited to physcial exam and review or history and lifestyle)

10-40
40-50
>50

Periodically.
Every 2 years.
Every year.
Oral Exam/MD/DDS 18 & over
High risk groups (tobacco, alcohol)

Every 1-2 years.

May be done by a dentist.

Bood Pressure 18 & over Every 3 years,
if BP <140/85.
Cholesteral 18 & over Every 5 years if < 200.
Every 1-2 years if > 200.
Blood Sugar 18 & over Consider yearly for persons at high risk (obese and over age 40, postive family history, history of diabetes with pregnancy).
Breast and pelvic exam

18-40
40 & over

Every 1-3 years.
Every year.

Pap 18 & over Every 1-3 years after 3 consecutive yearly normals.
Mammography 40-50
50-65
65 & over
Every 1-2 years.
Every year.
Every 1-2 years.
Breast self-exam 18 & over Same time each month.
Immunizations    

Tetanus/Diptheria
Influenza

Hepatitis A


Hepatitis B

Varicella


Meningitis


MMR


Pneumovax

 

18 & over
18 & over

18 & over


18 & over


18 & over

18 - 24


18 & over


18 & over

Every 10 years.
One dose annually
(usually Sept. - Dec.)
Two doses required. (Recommended for people who travel outside the US and for people at high risk.)
Three doses required. (Recommended for adolescents and high-risk adults.)
Two doses required. Recommended for people who have not had chicken pox.

One dose. Recommended for college freshmen and students who live in residence halls.
Two doses required. (Recommended for general public and for people born after 1965.)
People age 2-65 who are at high risk, and all people 65 and over.
References
American Cancer Society Guildelines for Cancer-Related Check-up : an update. Altanta: American Cancer Society, 1993.
Guide to Clinical Preventive Services. Editors Dr. Gruseppe, C., Atkins, D., Woolf, S. Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore.
Advisory Committee on Immunication Practices (ACIP), 2002-2003.


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Last Updated: January 11 2008 1:06:33 pm
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