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8. A 22-year-old female presents to your office for a preventive visit. The patient never had a PAP smear in the past and she is sexually active since she was 21. You recommended that the according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommendations she should:

A. Wait until she is 24-year-old (3 years after first becoming sexually active) before she has to do a PAP smear
B. Do PAP smear in this visit and if normal then repeat in 1 year
C. Do PAP smear in this visit and if normal then repeat in 3 years
D. Wait until she is 25-year-old and then do PAP smear with reflex HPV testing
E. Order HPV screening only

Answer: C

Explanation: Answer A is incorrect at according to the ACOG it is recommended to start PAP
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