Human Papillomavirus

The cause of cervical cancer is unknown.

• False

• maybe

• True, Almost all cases of cervical cancer are caused by high-risk types of HPV

Cervical cancer can almost always be prevented. The key is early detection.

• True

• False

Some HPV infections go away on their own without causing problems.

• true

• false

HPV can cause genital warts, or cancer.

• true

• false

Getting vaccinated against HPV can help prevent these health problems.

• true

• false

A regular Pap test is enough to protect women against cervical cancer.

• true

• false

A regular Pap test is enough to protect women against cervical cancer.

• true

• false

All women with HPV will experience warning symptoms.

• True

• False

Some types of HPV can cause cervical cancer, while other types can cause genital warts or warts.

• True

• False

Low risk HPV cause cervical cancer, even in the thorat.

• true

• false