Can you spot the melanomas?

Take this quick quiz to test
your diagnostic knowledge.

Question 1 of 10

10% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 2 of 10

20% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 3 of 10

30% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 4 of 10

40% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 5 of 10

50% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 6 of 10

60% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 7 of 10

70% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 8 of 10

80% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 9 of 10

90% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Question 10 of 10

100% Complete
Below are TWO images of the SAME skin lesion on a patient. The image on the right is magnified through a dermatoscope.

Click one of the buttons below to indicate if you think this lesion is OR isn’t a Melanoma.

Non-Melanoma

or

Melanoma

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in the course of a lifetime. Each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung and colon.

Melanoma accounts for less than five percent of skin cancer cases, but the vast majority of skin cancer deaths. Of the seven most common cancers in the US, melanoma is the only one whose incidence is increasing.

One person dies of melanoma every hour.





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