Table 4.

Frequencies Limited to the Appropriate Age Ranges for Cancer Screenings

Screening test	Recommended ages for colorectal cancer screening		Recommended ages for primary HPV screening	Intersecting age ranges for both screenings
	Men: 45–75 years	Women: 45–75 years	Women: 25–65 years	Women: 45–65 years
	N=30	N=43	N=34	N=25
Stool colorectal cancer testing, n (%)
I would rather not get screened at all	0 (0%)	1 (2.3%)	–	0 (0%)
I would prefer to delay screening until I could screen in the office	9 (30.0%)	7 (16.3%)	–	3 (12.0%)
Maybe	3 (10.0%)	9 (20.9%)	–	6 (24.0%)
Yes, but only if the physician was not offering in-office exams	6 (20.0%)	11 (25.6%)	–	6 (24.0%)
Yes	12 (40.0%)	15 (34.9%)	–	10 (40.0%)
Urine HPV testing, n (%)
I would rather not get screened at all	–	–	0 (0%)	0 (0%)
I would prefer to delay screening until I could screen in the office	–	–	3 (8.8%)	3 (12.0%)
Maybe	–	–	4 (11.8%)	4 (16.0%)
Yes, but only if the physician was not offering in-office exams	–	–	12 (35.3%)	7 (28.0%)
Yes	–	–	15 (44.1%)	11 (44.0%)
Vaginal HPV testing, n (%)	–	–
I would rather not get screened at all	–	–	1 (2.9%)	1 (4.0%)
I would prefer to delay screening until I could screen in the office	–	–	3 (8.8%)	3 (12.0%)
Maybe	–	–	5 (14.7%)	5 (20.0%)
Yes, but only if the physician was not offering in-office exams	–	–	16 (38.2%)	7 (28.0%)
Yes	–	–	12 (35.3%)	9 (36.0%)

HPV, human papillomavirus.