Table 1.

Outcome variable questions and responses.

Question	Correct response	Knowledge outcome
Vaccine leads to long-lasting immunity.	True	HPVavaccination
Vaccine does not cause adverse side effects.	True	HPV vaccination
Vaccine protects against genital warts in addition to cervical cancer.	True	HPV vaccination
Condom use in patients does not decrease after vaccination.	True	HPV vaccination
Offering vaccination provides an opportunity to discuss sexuality issues with patients.	True	HPV vaccination
The likelihood of patients having sex does not increase after vaccination.	True	HPV vaccination
HPV vaccination is highly effective at preventing cervical cancer precursors.	True	HPV vaccination
Almost all cervical cancers are caused by HPV infection.	True	HPV vaccination
Women who have been diagnosed with HPV should not be given HPV vaccine.	False	HPV vaccination
The incidence of HPV in women is highest among women in their 30s.	False	HPV vaccination
Genital warts are caused by the same HPV types that cause cervical cancer.	False	HPV vaccination
A pregnancy test should be performed prior to giving HPV vaccine.	False	HPV vaccination
When is HPV vaccination recommended?	Before the beginning of sexual activity	HPV vaccine guideline
The recommended age for HPV vaccination in adolescent girls is?	Subjects aged 11-12 years	HPV vaccine guideline
The recommended age for HPV vaccination in adolescent boys is?	Subjects aged 11-12 years	HPV vaccine guideline

^aHPV: human papillomavirus.