11 to 24 years
Leading Causes of Death Motor vehicle and other unintentional injuries. Homicide. Suicide. Malignant neoplasms. Heart diseases. Screening | Height and weight. |
| Blood Pressure. |
| Papanicolaou test (Pap smear) - Females who are or have been sexually active: q < 3 yr. If history unreliable, begin at 18 yr. |
| Chlamydia - All sexually active females. |
| Assess for problem drinking and illicit drug use. |
Immunizations
| Tetanus-diphtheria (Td) boosters (11-16 yr). |
| Hepatitis B - If not previously immunized: current visit, 1 and 6 mo later. |
| MMR (11-12 yr) - If no previous, second dose of MMR. |
| Varicella (11-12 yr) - If immunocompetent and susceptible to chickenpox. |
| Rubella (females >12 yr) - Serologic testing, documented vaccination history, and routine vaccination (preferably with MMR) are equally acceptable alternatives. |
Chemoprophylaxis
| Multivitamin with folic acid (females planning/capable of pregnancy). |
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