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Cervical Cancer Screening & Colposcopy
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1What is the most common cancer in women under the age of 35?
[blank_start]Cervical[blank_end] cancer- ACervical
2In the UK, women are offered cervical screening once the turn which age?
[blank_start]25[blank_end]- A25
3How often are women of the following ages offered cervical screening?
25 - 49 = [blank_start]Every 3 years[blank_end]
50 - 65 = [blank_start]Every 5 years[blank_end]- AEvery 3 years
- BEvery year
- CEvery 2 years
- DEvery 5 years
4Which instrument is used to dilate the vagina in order to view the cervix for a smear test to be conducted?
A [blank_start]speculum[blank_end]- Aspeculum
5[blank_start]Coverage of Screening Test[blank_end] = Number of people being screened / number of eligible people
[blank_start]Uptake of Screening Test[blank_end] = Number of people being screened / number of people invited to be screened- ACoverage of Screening Test
- BPool of Screening Test
- CEngagement of Screening Test
- DUptake of Screening Test
6Which strains of HPV are known to cause Cervical cancer?
- AStrains 6&11
- BStrains 16&18
- CStrains 24&30
- DStrains 3&5
7Which condition is typically caused by HPV strains 6 and 11?
[blank_start]Genital warts[blank_end]- AGenital warts
8Females are currently vaccinated against HPV at what age?
- A12-13
- B3 years 4 months - 5 years
- C16-18
- D18-21
9Which of the following strains of HPV are females vaccinated against at age 12-13?
- A6
- B11
- C16
- D18
10HPV vaccination removes the need for women to be screened for cervical cancer later in life, thus saving the healthcare service money.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11As well as HPV 16 and 18, which of the following HPV strains also puts a woman at risk of cervical cancer?
- A30
- B31
- C32
- D33
- E34
- F35
12All women with a cervical smear showing borderline/mild dyskaryosis should have the cells tested for [blank_start]HPV[blank_end] (use abbreviation)
- AHPV
13Which of the following applies to the cervical smear result?
59 year old patient. Borderline/Mild Dyskaryosis noted on smear, positive for HPV- APatient goes back on to routine cervical screening programme to be seen again in 3 years
- BPatient goes back on to routine cervical screening programme to be seen again in 5 years
- CPatient referred for colposcopy, to be seen within 6-8 weeks
- DPatient referred for colposcopy, to be seen within 2 weeks
14Which of the following applies to the cervical smear result?
29 year old patient. Borderline/Mild Dyskaryosis noted on smear, negative for HPV- APatient placed back on routine cervical screening programme, to be seen again in 3 years
- BPatient placed back on routine cervical screening programme, to be seen again in 5 years
- CPatient referred to colposcopy, to be seen within 6-8 weeks
- DPatient referred to colposcopy, to be seen within 2 weeks
15Which of the following applies to the cervical smear result?
45 year old patient. Moderate/Severe Dyskaryosis noted on smear.- APatient placed back on routine cervical screening programme, to be seen again in 3 years
- BPatient placed back on routine cervical screening programme, to be seen again in 5 years
- CPatient referred to colposcopy, to be seen within 6-8 weeks
- DPatient referred to colposcopy, to be seen within 2 weeks
- EPatient referred to gynaecology for emergency admission
16During Colposcopy:
[blank_start]Acetic Acid[blank_end] applied to cervix turns both pre-malignant and malignant cells white in colour, thus allowing for visualisation.
[blank_start]Iodine[blank_end] applied to cervix turns malignant cells dark brown in colour, but typically misses out some pre-malignant cells.- AAcetic Acid
- BIodine
- CMethylene Blue
- DCongo Red
- EIodine
- FAcetic Acid
- GMethylene Blue
- HCongo Red
17Moderate Dyskaryosis is consistent with [blank_start]CIN II[blank_end]
Severe Dyskaryosis is consistent with [blank_start]CIN III[blank_end]- ACIN III
- BCIN II
- CCIN I
- DCIN II
- ECIN III
- FCIN I
18Abnormal cells noted on colposcopy generally warrant a [blank_start]punch[blank_end] biopsy to be taken whereby 2-3 samples are taken and sent for analysis. Local anaesthetic is not required for this procedure.
- Apunch
19Treatment based on results of Punch Biopsy:
CIN I: [blank_start]Invited for repeat smear in 1 year[blank_end]
CIN II: [blank_start]Treatment to remove cells necessary[blank_end]
CIN III: [blank_start]Treatment to remove cells necessary[blank_end]
CGIN: [blank_start]Treatment to remove cells necessary[blank_end]- AInvited for repeat smear in 1 year
- BInvited for repeat smear in 6 months
- CInvited for repeat smear in 2 years
- DTreatment to remove cells necessary
- ETreatment to remove cells necessary
- FInvited for repeat smear in 1 year
- GInvited for repeat smear in 2 years
- HInvited for repeat smear in 6 months
- ITreatment to remove cells necessary
- JInvited for repeat smear in 1 year
- KInvited for repeat smear in 2 years
- LInvited for repeat smear in 6 months
- MTreatment to remove cells necessary
- NInvited for repeat smear in 1 year
- OInvited for repeat smear in 6 months
- PInvited for repeat smear in 2 years
20Following abnormal colposcopy and biopsy, treatment for CIN II, CIN III or CGIN is typically conducted by which of the following procedures?
- ALoop Excision under local anaesthetic
- BLoop Excision under general anaesthetic
- CCone Biopsy under local anaesthetic
- DCone Biopsy under general anaesthetic
21If there is a large area of abnormal cells needing to be removed such that the usual method of treatment cannot be utilised, which of the following should be conducted?
- ALoop Excision under local anaesthetic
- BLoop Excision under general anaesthetic
- CCone Biopsy under local anaesthetic
- DCone Biopsy under general anaesthetic
22Any woman who has been treated as part of the cervical screening programme (punch biopsy, loop excision, cone biopsy, etc) is required to have another cervical smear test [blank_start]6[blank_end] months following the treatment in order to make sure that the treatment was successful and that the abnormal cells have not returned.
- A6
23If a woman is found to have HPV infected cells, she will be invited for her next cervical smear after 3 years (at the latest) irrespective of her age.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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