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Subsequent Primary Melanoma Risk Calculator
Questions for the patient
Sex
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Male
Female
Age when diagnosed with your first melanoma?
How many melanomas (invasive or in situ) have you had on the skin?
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1
2
3
4+
Where on the body was your most recent melanoma?
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Head or neck
Arms or shoulders
Chest, abdomen, back or trunk
Legs
Other/feet/hands/groin
What type of melanoma did you have?
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Superficial spreading (invasive)
Lentigo maligna melanoma (invasive)
Nodular
Melanoma in situ
Lentigo maligna (in situ) or Hutchinson's melanotic freckle
Other type
Type was not specified
Have you ever had a non-melanoma skin cancer?
This includes basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), Bowen disease or Merkel cell carcinoma.
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No
Yes
Don't know
How would you rate your natural skin colour on areas never exposed to the sun (like under your upper arm)?
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Very Fair
Fair
Olive
Dark or Black
Mole count
Number of moles when you were 18 years of age. Click on the diagram below that best describes you.
Moles are small brown or black spots on the skin, either raised or flat. Moles usually develop before age 20. Unlike freckles, moles do not change in appearance after sun exposure.
None
Few
Some
Many
Which of the following best describes what would happen to your skin if it were repeatedly exposed to the summer sun without any protection?
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Tan Deeply
Tan Moderately
Tan Lightly
No Tan, or only Freckled
Have you ever had genetic testing for melanoma?
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No
Yes
Unsure
Do you carry a high-risk version of the CDKN2A melanoma gene?
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No
Yes
Unsure
Since adolescence, on average, how much time each day have you spent outdoors in leisure-time activities?
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Less than 30 min per day
Between 30-59 min per day
Between 60-89 min per day
90 min or more per day
Have any of your first-degree relatives had melanoma?
This includes parents, siblings or children.
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No
Yes
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