Quiz: Cancer Care for People With Disabilities

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1. Q1.How should good cancer care treat a person's disability-related needs?

   ABy making reasonable accommodations so they get the same quality of care as anyone elseBBy offering fewer treatment optionsCBy requiring the person to bring their own equipmentDBy treating accommodations as a special favor

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2. Q2.What is often the most helpful time to describe your accommodation needs?

   AOnly after an appointment is overBWhen you schedule, so the team can arrange interpreters, equipment, or extra timeCNever — the team should guessDOnly if a problem comes up during the visit

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3. Q3.Why does the article encourage asking ahead about accessible equipment for screening?

   ATo make appointments longer on purposeBBecause screening is optional and rarely usefulCSo barriers like a non-adjustable exam table do not lead people to skip or delay important screeningDBecause equipment is never available otherwise

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4. Q4.Who can help resolve an access problem at the hospital?

   AOnly the patient's familyBNo one is available to helpCThe parking attendantDA hospital patient advocate or social worker

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This quiz checks understanding of educational content only. It is not medical advice. Read: Cancer Care for People With Disabilities.