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Do you know your bits?

1. Where is your Prostate gland?

At the base of your throat.
Immediately, under your bladder.
To the left of your stomach.

2. Both men and women have Prostates?

True.
False.

3. What is one of the most common symptoms of prostate cancer?

Frequent peeing.
Cough.
Abdominal pain.

4. What should you do if you notice any changes that may be linked to a prostate problem?

Drink more tea or coffee.
Wait to see if it stops.
Go to your doctor.

5. Which age group is most affected by testicular cancer?

15-35 years.
40-59 years.
65-85 years.

6. What is one of the most common symptoms of testicular cancer?

A painless lump and/or heaviness in the scrotum.
An aching penis.
Frequent peeing.

7. How can changes in your testicles be detected?

Observe for changes in peeing.
Check your penis.
Check your balls.

8. Which of the following is one of the most important ways of reducing your risk of cancer through your diet?

Red meat.
Fresh fruit & vegetables.
Olive oil.

9. Regularly eating burnt meat from a barbeque can increase your risk for cancer.

True.
False.

10. A man should consider losing weight if his Body Mass Index (BMI) exceeds:

15.
25.
30.

11. In Ireland, which sex is more likely to be overweight?

Males.
Females.
Both are likely.

12. When is the correct time to eat before a run or workout?

Just before- to get an energy boost.
Don't eat anything.
Wait at least an hour.

13. Your body needs at least 2 litres of fluid a day. Therefore, it is ok to over indulge in alcohol to ensure you get your required daily fluids.

True.
False.

14. Mobile phones cause brain tumours.

True.
False.

15. What is the best way of getting out of trouble with women?

Lying.
Pleading.
Crying.


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