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Current transversal and descriptive study was undertaken with females (n=61) who work in the cleaning sector of a private university in Maringa, Brazil. Their perception on the prevention of cervix cancer was evaluated. Half-structured questionnaires, prepared on information retrieved from database of the Cancer National Institute, were applied. Further, 8.20% of the employees never undertook any preventive examination (group NR); 26.23% undertook the test more than two years ago (group R+2); 65.57% undertook the test less than two years ago (group R-2). For NR, 20% acknowledge HPV as a necessary factor for cancer; 43.75% for NR and 40% for R+2. In the case of NR, 60% acknowledge that prevention helps in diagnosis, 70% in R+2 and 80% in R-2. In the case of R+2, 25% acknowledge that every female between 25 and 64 years should undertake the test and 7.5% in the case of R-2. In the case of R+2, 12.5% have routine tests and 30% for R-2. Results show that adhesion to preventive test is intuitive and knowledge on the disease is limited. Health education is highly recommended.

ATUAÇÃO DAS UNIVERSIDADES PROMOTORAS DE SAÚDE NA PREVENÇÃO DE NEOPLASIAS DO COLO DO ÚTERO