A 57-year-old man without urological symptoms asks about PSA testing for prostate cancer screening. He has no family history of prostate cancer. Accor...

Question

A 57-year-old man without urological symptoms asks about PSA testing for prostate cancer screening. He has no family history of prostate cancer. According to CTFPHC guidance, what is the most appropriate response?

Accepted Answer

Advise against PSA screening and explain the balance of benefits and harms

Answer

Recommend routine annual PSA testing from now to age 70

Answer

Recommend PSA testing every 2 years between ages 55 and 69

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Offer PSA testing only if he insists, without discussing potential harms

Answer

Order PSA and digital rectal examination as a bundled screening package

ca-mccqe1 MCQ (SBA): Prostate cancer screening

A 57-year-old man without urological symptoms asks about PSA testing for prostate cancer screening. He has no family history of prostate cancer. According to CTFPHC guidance, what is the most appropriate response?