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Table 1 Colorectal cancer awareness, knowledge, and behavioral intentions items

From: Evaluation of the walk-through inflatable colon as a colorectal cancer education tool: results from a pre and post research design

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Survey question

Awareness items

Do you know what colorectal cancer is?

 

Do you know what a colon polyp is?

 

Do you know what a cancer screening test is?

 

Do you know the different types of screening tests available for colorectal cancer?

 

Do you know what the following tests are:

 

Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT)/ Stool Blood Test?

 

Colonoscopy?

 

Sigmoidoscopy?

 

Do you know where you can obtain screening tests for colorectal cancer?

Knowledge items

Do you think a diet low in fat and high in fiber helps decrease the risk for developing colorectal cancer?

 

Do you think physical activity decreases the risk of developing colorectal cancer?

 

Do you think the risks for developing colorectal cancer increases after the age of 50?

 

Do you think most patients survive colorectal cancer if it is found early and removed?

 

Do you think you ONLY need colorectal cancer screening if you are having any symptoms?

Behavioral intention to obtain colorectal cancer screening

Do you plan on talking to your doctor about cancer of the colon and rectum in the future?

 

Do you plan on getting screened for cancer of the colon and rectum in the future?

Behavioral intentions to promote colorectal cancer education

How likely are you to talk about colorectal cancer with your:

 

Parents

 

Grandparents

 

Relatives (aunts, uncles, cousins)

 

Peers (friends, colleagues, etc.)

 

Community members

 

Individuals at risk (50+ years of age, family history, etc.)