Quiz: Cancer and Disability: Navigating Care

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1. Q1.Are people with disabilities more or less likely to get recommended cancer screening?

   AMore likelyBLess likely, largely because of barriersCExactly the sameDThey are never screened

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2. Q2.Which is a common barrier to screening for people with disabilities?

   AToo many accessible machinesBInaccessible equipment, transportation, and scheduling difficultiesCFree rides everywhereDExtra appointment time for everyone

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3. Q3.Why is a mammogram still important?

   AIt is not importantBIt is the best way to find breast cancer early, when it is easiest to treatCIt replaces all other careDIt only helps after symptoms appear

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4. Q4.What is a helpful question to ask when scheduling a mammogram?

   ANothing, just show upBCan the machine be adjusted so I can remain seated?CWhat is the doctor's favorite color?DCan I skip the appointment?

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5. Q5.What should you share with staff before your mammogram?

   ANothing about your needsBWhether you can sit upright, move your arms, transfer, or dress without helpCOnly your birthdayDYour favorite food

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This quiz checks understanding of educational content only. It is not medical advice. Read: Cancer and Disability: Navigating Care.