Test Your Knowledge on Skin Cancer Prevention. Take Our Quiz:

1. Sunscreen is the only way to protect your skin from the sun’s rays.

Put in a call to your primary care physician

Lay down and see if it goes away

Get in the car and drive her to the nearest hospital emergency room

Call 911

Lay down and see if it goes away

Put in a call to your primary care physician

Get in the car and drive her to the nearest hospital emergency room

Call 911

Answer: False

Wearing hats and protective clothing can prevent sun exposure and sun burns.

2. What does SPF stand for?

Sun Protective Force

Sunburns Prevent Fun

Sunscreen Protection Factor

Sunburn Prevention Factor

Sunburns Prevent Fun

Sun Protective Force

Sunscreen Protection Factor

Sunburn Prevention Factor

Sunscreen Protection Factor

Answer: B

Sunscreen Protection Factor

3. True or False? SPF (Sunscreen Protection Factor) is a ratio of how much longer you can stay in the sun without getting sunburned

Put in a call to your primary care physician

Lay down and see if it goes away

Get in the car and drive her to the nearest hospital emergency room

Call 911

Lay down and see if it goes away

Put in a call to your primary care physician

Get in the car and drive her to the nearest hospital emergency room

Call 911

Answer: True

For example, if you are able to stay out in the sun for 30 min without burning and you put on an SPF 30, you can theoretically stay in the sun for 90 min without getting a sunburn

4. Why is it so important to prevent sunburns?

You are most at risk for developing skin cancer if you have a history of multiple sunburns.

All of the above

Sunburns increase your risk of aging more quickly

Sunburns increase your risk of skin cancer

All of the above

You are most at risk for developing skin cancer if you have a history of multiple sunburns.

Sunburns increase your risk of aging more quickly

Sunburns increase your risk of skin cancer

All of the above

Answer D

All of the above.

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