A 38-year-old Aboriginal man living in a remote community attends for a health check. He has no known cardiovascular disease, is a non-smoker and feel...

Question

A 38-year-old Aboriginal man living in a remote community attends for a health check. He has no known cardiovascular disease, is a non-smoker and feels well. According to Australian guidance for First Nations people, when should routine absolute cardiovascular risk assessment begin for someone like him?

Accepted Answer

At age 30 years

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At age 40 years

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At age 45 years

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At age 50 years

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Only if symptoms of chest pain develop

au-racgp MCQ (SBA): Cardiovascular disease risk assessment in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples