Adolescents
A/P Template
- Cervical cancer screening should begin at age 21
- Adolescents should be screened for obesity and provided appropriate behavioral counseling.
- Sex education programs have been associated with a reduction in the rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents. Clinicians should meet with adolescents privately to provide confidentiality. ” ABFM critique.
- Folic acid 0.4–0.8 mg (400–800 g) daily supplementation per USPSTF recs (for all women planning or capable of pregnancy)
- Chlamydia screening yearly for all sexually active females under age 25 and older individuals at higher risk.
Adults
- Cervical cancer screening (pap smears starting at age 21 q3y till 30 years. Then q5 if co-testing with HPV done) up to date.
- Folic acid 0.4–0.8 mg (400–800 g) daily supplementation per USPSTF recs (for all women planning or capable of pregnancy)
- Chlamydia screening yearly for all sexually active females under age 25 and older individuals at higher risk.
- Obesity screening
- Depression screening.