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100

True or False:  The only type of prep that works is a nice big gallon of Golytlely.  Bottoms up!

What is False?

Many types of prep can be used, there are smaller volume options, pill options- different flavors.  

100

One type of stool test that is an option for colon cancer screening.

What is guaiac stool test aka Hemoccult or FIT test or FIT/DNA aka Cologuard?
100

True or False:  The COVID-19 pandemic caused delays in cancer screening tests.

What is true?  Many screening tests were delayed and many people still have not gotten caught up despite the home testing options available.

100

Why did the toilet paper roll down the hill?

To get to the bottom!  ;)

100

Snippets used in Elation to document when someone has completed their colorectal screening test

What is ".colon" or ".allscreen?"

200

Removing a precancerous polyp during a colonoscopy can _________ colon cancer.

What is prevent?  

Removing a precancerous polyp can prevent natural progression to cancer.

200

The most sensitive of the stool test options.

FIT/DNA aka Cologuard
200

Name one modifiable risk factor for colon cancer.

Smoking, alcohol use, sedentary behavior, diet rich in red meat, elevated bmi

200

True or False:  There are 6 types of colorectal cancer screening test options for those who are average risk of colorectal cancer.

What is true?

3 direct visualization tests and 3 stool tests

200

Section of Elation where it is best to document the snippets for colorectal screening

What is the Health Maintenance section on the left side of the chart?
300

Name of the instrument used to perform a colonoscopy.

What is a colonoscope?

300

Recommended number of years between Cologuard testing.  

Should be done at least every 3 years, typically this interval is covered by insurance.

300

What is the new recommended age to start screening for colon cancer if you are average risk?

What is 45?
300

Name a risk factor/condition that would put someone in the high risk category for colorectal cancer.

Family history in 1st degree relative, inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Colitis), or certain genetic conditions (lynch syndrome, FAP)

300

CRC screening tests that count to meet the measure (name at least 3)

gFBOT, FIT, FIT/DNA, colonoscopy, flex sig, CT colonography

400

Number of years between colonoscopies if someone is average risk for colon cancer and had a normal first colonoscopy.

What is 10 years?

400

Name one food to avoid prior to doing guaiac stool testing.

Heme containing foods like red meat, also veggies like broccoli, turnips, beets which can cause false +

Also avoid tons of vitamin C/citric juices which can cause false -

400

Colon cancer is the ____ most common cancer in both men and women.

What is third?

It is a common but often preventable type of cancer.

400
Screening test recommended if someone is high risk for colorectal cancer.

What is colonoscopy?

400
Age range of the denominator of our cOS metric for colorectal cancer screening metric.

What is both 45-75 and 50-75?

You can see both on Tableau, 45-75 is listed as grade B recommendation.

500

Percent decrease in mortality from CRC due to colonoscopy.

What is 68%?

One large observational study (the Nurses Health Study w/ almost 90000 people) showed decrease in CRC mortality by 68%.  Stayin' Alive!

500

Test that is needed if any of the stool test results are positive.

What is colonoscopy?

500

Percentage of people eligible for colon cancer screening that actually get screened.

What is 60-70%?

Want everyone to get screened.

500

Number of gFOBT (guaiac tests) that someone should do in a row.

Three, because a polyp can bleed intermittently

500

% needed to meet the 2022 Medical Goal for colorectal cancer screening

What is 62.1 %?

62.1%=Meets

65%=Exceeds

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