Risk Factors
What's in the label
Misc
UVR
SunWise Tips
100

It is important to limit sun exposure during this time frame, as the sun's rays are strongest.

10am-4pm

100

When purchasing sunscreen, look for protection of at least

SPF 30

100

What is the most severe and deadly type of Skin Cancer?

Melanoma

100

What is the UV Index? 

The UV index is a tool for measuring how harmful the sun's radiation is on a given day. 

100

You should re-apply sunscreen this often

Every 2 hours

200

Ture or False: The hotter the sun feels, the more likely you are to get a sunburn. 

False: It is sunlight, not heat, that matters. There could be a cool wind but a strong sun.

200

SPF stands for

Sun Protection Factor

200

What rule should you use when examining your skin or doing a self-exam?

The ABCDE Rule

200

Which type of UV Ray is completely absorbed by the ozone layer? 

What are UV-C rays? 

200

What type of hat is recommend for effective sun Protection?

Tight-woven wide-brimmed hat

300

True or False: Getting a "base tan" protects your skin from future burning.

False: any tan is a sign of skin damage

300

Ture or False: Make-up alone protects your skin from UV light and the sun.

False: For maximum protection put sunscreen w/ SPF 30 or higher on your face before applying make-up.

300

When buying sunglasses look for a label that specifically offers this amount of UV protection

99-100%

300

Where does artificial UVR come from?

Tanning beds

300

Apply sunscreen at least this many minutes before going out in the sun

15 minutes

400

True or False: Splashing yourself with water reduces the risk of sunburn

False: It makes it more likely 

400

This type of sunscreen protects against all types of skin damage caused  by sunlight

broad spectrum sunscreen

400

True or False: Indoor Tanning is the best way to increase Vitamin D levels 

False: Vitamin D can be obtained through a healthy diet or vitamin supplements

400

True or False: On an overcast or cloudy, you can still get a sunburn. 

True. The sun's rays can still pass through the clouds 

400

True of False: If I'm wearing sunscreen, I can stay in the sun as long as I want.

False: Sunscreen doesn't provide total protection from ultraviolet (UV) rays. We recommend that people seek shade and limit time in the sun at midday. Also, cover up with a shirt, wear a wide-brimmed hat, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 30 or higher, and reapply it about every 2 hours. 

500

Ture or False: People with dark skin don't need to worry about skin cancer.

False: Everyone’s skin and eyes can be affected by the sun and other forms of UV rays. People with light skin are much more likely to have sun damage, but darker-skinned people, of any ethnicity, can be affected, too. 

500

This type of sunscreen stays on skin longer, even if it gets wet.

water resistant sunscreen

500

What are 8 SunWise tips you and your family should follow to prevent sun-related skin cancer?

use sunscreen everyday, wear a wide brimmed hat, wear sunglasses, cover up, limit time in the midday sun, seek shade, check the UV index daily, and avoid tanning booths 

500

Name three factors that affect UVR exposure?

latitude, seasons, altitude, time of day, reflection, and ozone layer depletion

500

True or False: Any type of clothing will completely protect you from sun burning

False: Thin clothes allow some sun to penetrate