Medical Tests for women
AGES 18 TO 39
- Pap smear and pelvic exam (annually)
- Non fasting total blood cholesterol (every five years)
- Updated immunizations (every 5 years)
- Clinical breast exam (every one to three years)
AGES 40 TO 49
- Pap smear and pelvic exam (annually)
- Blood sugar test (begin at age 40, then every year)
- Non fasting total blood cholesterol (every year)
- Updated immunizations (every 5 years)
- Clinical breast exam (annually)
- Mammograms (annually)
AGES 50 TO 64
- Pap smear and pelvic exam (annually)
- Blood sugar test (every year)
- Fecal occult blood test (every one to two years)
- Colonoscopy (every 5years)
- Mammograms (annually)
- Updated immunizations (every 5 years)
AGES 65 AND OLDER
- Mammogram every one to two years until age 75, unless abnormality detected
- Urinalysis (annually)
- Blood sugar test (every year)
- Bone mineral density test (annually)
- Annual oral, eye and ear exams
- Sigmoidoscopy (every three years)
- Influenza vaccine (annually)
- Pneumococcal vaccine (annually
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