Greek Jeopardy

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Cancer Screening and Prevention Edition
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Breast Screening
Cervical Screening
Colorectal Screening
Cancer Prevention
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Breast Screening
Cervical Screening
Colorectal Screening
Cancer Prevention
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Category 1 200

• 8 out of 10 breast cancers are found in women in
  this age range.

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Category 1 400

• Only a small number of women who get breast
  cancer have this risk factor.

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Category 1 600

• This is recognized as the 'gold standard' for
  breast screening.

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Category 1 800

• Starting at this age, women are eligible to
  participate in the Ontario Breast Screening
  Program.

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Category 1 1000

• These are the 2 types of referral for women to
  the Ontario Breast Screening Program.

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Category 1 200-Response

• What is Age 50 and older?

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Category 1 400-Response

• What is family history of breast cancer?

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Category 1 600-Response

• What is mammography?

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Category 1 800-Response

• What is Age 50?

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Category 1 1000-Response

• What is doctors referral and self-referral?

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Category 2 200

• This part of a womans regular health check-up
  looks at the cells of the cervix.

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Category 2 400
Once your Pap test is normal for three years in a
row, this is how often a Pap test is recommended.
Daily Double
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Category 2 600

• A common virus found in both men and women some
  types can cause skin warts and genital warts
  some types can cause cancer of the cervix.

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Category 2 800

• Approved for females 9 26 years of age, this
  protects against two types of the virus that
  cause approx. 70 of cases of cancer of the
  cervix.

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Category 2 1000

• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is spread in this way.

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Category 2 200-Response

• What is a Pap test?

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Category 2 400-Response

• What is every 2-3 years?

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Category 2 600-Response

• What is
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV)?

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Category 2 800-Response

• What is HPV Vaccine?

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Category 2 1000-Response

• What is any intimate sexual contact?

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Category 3 200

• Three ways to lower your risk of colorectal
  cancer.

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Category 3 400

• Colorectal cancer almost always begins as these
  small, slow-growing non-cancerous growths.

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Category 3 600

• If caught early through regular screening, the
  percentage of colorectal cancers that can be
  cured is
• a) 30 b) 60 c) 90

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Category 3 800

• This is the name of the colorectal cancer
  screening test recommended for men and women over
  the age of 50 who are at average risk.

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Category 3 1000

• This is the name of Ontarios new colorectal
  screening program.

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Category 3 200-Response

• What are
• screening, healthy diet, moderate alcohol
  consumption, exercise, healthy weight, and/or no
  smoking?
• (any 3 of the above)

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Category 3 400-Response

• What are polyps?

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Category 3 600-Response

• What is 90?

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Category 3 800-Response

• What is Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT)?

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Category 3 1000-Response

• What is ColonCancerCheck?

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Category 4 200

• This is the daily recommended serving of
  vegetables and fruit according Canadas Food
  Guide.

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Category 4 400

• Mistakenly considered safer than the real thing
  and often found in gyms and beauty salons, this
  activity can lead to skin cancer.

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Category 4 600

• This is the leading cause of preventable illness
  and death in Ontario.

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Category 4 800

• To reduce cancer risk, women should have no more
  than this number of alcoholic servings a day.

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Category 4 1000

• Along with healthy eating, doing this reduces
  cancer risk by helping to maintain a healthy body
  weight. 

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Category 4 200-Response

• What is 7-10?

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Category 4 400-Response

• What is artificial tanning?
• - or -
• What are tanning beds?

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Category 4 600-Response

• What is tobacco use?

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Category 4 800-Response

• What is one (1)?

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Category 4 1000-Response

• What is physical activity or being physically
  active?

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Final Jeopardy

• CANCER PREVENTION

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Final Jeopardy

• The incidence of stomach cancer in Ontario
  dropped significantly throughout the 20th century
  due in part to the introduction of this
  technology.

You have 1 minute to consult
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Final Jeopardy

• The incidence of stomach cancer in Ontario
  dropped significantly throughout the 20th century
  due in part to the introduction of this
  technology.

You have 30 seconds to consult
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Final Jeopardy

• The incidence of stomach cancer in Ontario
  dropped significantly throughout the 20th century
  due in part to the introduction of this
  technology.

You have 15 seconds to consult
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Final Jeopardy

• The incidence of stomach cancer in Ontario
  dropped significantly throughout the 20th century
  due in part to the introduction of this
  technology.

Time Is Up
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Final Jeopardy - Response

• What is refrigeration?

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Jeopardy

• Thank you for playing Cancer Screening and
  Prevention Jeopardy!