A 46-year-old Aboriginal woman with no known diabetes attends a community-controlled health service for a check-up. According to RACGP type 2 diabetes...

Question

A 46-year-old Aboriginal woman with no known diabetes attends a community-controlled health service for a check-up. According to RACGP type 2 diabetes guidelines, how often should her diabetes risk be assessed using a tool such as AUSDRISK, assuming no additional specific risk factors?

Accepted Answer

Every 3 years from age 40

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Every year from age 40

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Every 5 years from age 45

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No routine screening is recommended

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Only if symptomatic

au-amc MCQ (SBA): Type 2 diabetes risk assessment

A 46-year-old Aboriginal woman with no known diabetes attends a community-controlled health service for a check-up. According to RACGP type 2 diabetes guidelines, how often should her diabetes risk be assessed using a tool such as AUSDRISK, assuming no additional specific risk factors?