FIT Kit Distribution Quiz

1. What does the “FIT” in FIT Kit stand for?

A. Faecal Immunochemical Test

B. Faecal Intestine Test

C. Faecal Inflammatory Test

2. Who is eligible to collect a pair of FIT Kits?

A. Mdm Yong; 60 y/o, has constant constipation issue and did colonoscopy in Y2019

B. Mr Ong; turning 50 y/o in July 2023 (wants to collect in April 2023), never done FIT and colonoscopy before

C. Ms Tan; 30 y/o office executive, has not done FIT in past 12 months and has never done a colonoscopy

None of the above

3. Auntie Susan would like to collect a set of FIT Kits on behalf of her husband. What does she needs to provide?

A. Nothing

B. A copy of husband’s NRIC in any format (photo, physical, photocopy, digital)

C. SCS invitation letter

D. SCS invitation letter and a copy of husband’s NRIC in any format (photo, physical, photocopy, digital)

4. What is the purpose of FIT?

A. To see if the stool is infected with the types of micro-bacteria that can cause cancer

B. To detect undigested substances in the stool in order to further examine the colon’s health

C. To detect microscopic traces of blood in the stool, which could be a symptom of colorectal cancer

A. Yes as long as she promises to only test at 50 years old

B. No, but Ms Lucy approach her doctor or the polyclinic/hospital to find out more about available test options at her own cost

6. Mr Wong has received a result letter stating that his test result is negative. What is the follow up action that he should take?

A. Mr. Wong is fine and he can do a FIT test again whenever he feeling unwell.

B. That means that there’s invisible blood detected in his stool and it could be a sign of colorectal cancer. Mr Wong should wait for a nurse coordinator to contact him to arrange for further check up with a doctor.

C. Mr Wong should continue to monitor his health, see a doctor as necessary, and collect another set of FIT Kits for self-testing again 12 months later.

7. Josephine’s immediate relative was recently diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer but Josephine is not yet 50 years old. Should we issue a FIT Kit to Josephine?

A. Yes, because she is in a higher risk group

B. No, because she is not 50 years old yet, but we recommend that she seek the advice of a doctor for other potential screening options due to her family history

8. Mdm Teo has received her result letters that show 1 positive and 1 negative result. Check “true” on the follow-up actions to be taken by Mdm Teo.

A. A nurse coordinator will call Mdm Teo within 2-3 weeks

B. Mdm Teo can visit a doctor of her choice to seek further opinions on her test results

C. Mdm Teo should collect another set of FIT Kits one year later to test again if the doctor decides that it is not necessary to do a colonoscopy

D. Admit to hospital immediately because Mdm Teo was diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer

9. Simon has done a colonoscopy in Y2020 but he insists on collecting a FIT Kit from you this year. Check 'True" on what you should do for Simon.

A. Issue 1 pack of FIT Kit to him

B. Advise him that colonoscopy is the gold standard for colorectal cancer screening and it is therefore currently unnecessary for him to redo a FIT test

C. Advise him to visit to the same doctor to ask if he needs to do FIT

D. Blacklist him from getting FIT Kit

E. Simon can proceed to purchase FIT Kits from private healthcare providers at his own cost

10. Sheila is not sure whether she want to collect a FIT Kit now, but seems somewhat interested in finding out more. What actions can the Care Coordinator/ Health Ambassador/ Volunteer take? Tick all that apply.

A. Give her a brochure with the link and QR code to the SCS online FIT portal and other retail partners and encourage her to collect when she is ready.

B. Give her a brochure with more information on colorectal cancer so that she can read up on it.

C. Highly encourage her to collect a set of kits first so that we can meet our KPIs and since it is good for her

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