Colon cancer
Test Your Knowledge on Colon Cancer
Take our informative quiz to test your knowledge about colon cancer. Learn essential facts and understand the importance of screenings, symptoms, and risk factors associated with this disease.
- Discover who is at risk
- Learn about the significance of screening
- Understand the symptoms and prevention methods
1. Who gets colon cancer?
Men only
Women only
Both men and women
2. Colon cancer is the third leading cancer killer in the Australia
True
False
3. Getting screened for colon cancer can help you prevent the disease.
True
False
4. If you don’t have any symptoms, it means you don’t have colon cancer.
True
False
5. Screening is recommended to begin at what age?
30-50
50-60
70-80
6.At what age can you stop getting screened for colon cancer?
50-60
50-65
50-70
50-75
50-80
7. The only screening test for colon cancer is colonoscopy.
True
False
8. Which of these are symptoms of colon cancer?
Blood in or on your stool
Stomach pain, cramps that don't go away
Losing weight and you don't know why
All of these
None of these
Medicare and most insurance plans cover colon cancer screening.
True
False
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