3: Breast Infection Flashcards

1
Q

What is mastitis

A

Inflammation of the breast

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2
Q

How can the aetiology of mastitis be divided

A
  1. Lactational

2. Non-Lactational

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3
Q

What organism most commonly causes mastitis

A

Staphylococcus aureus

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4
Q

What are two risk factors for lactational mastitis

A
  1. First-Child

2. Poor breast feeding technique

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5
Q

What is a risk factor for non-lactational mastitis

A

Smoking

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6
Q

What proportion of breast feeding women experience lactational mastitis

A

1/3

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7
Q

When is lactational mastitis more common

A

First three months of breast feeding or during weaning

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8
Q

What condition does non-lactational mastitis often occur with

A

mammary ductal ectasia

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9
Q

How will mastitis present

A

Erythematous, Tender, Swollen breast

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10
Q

How is non-lactational mastitis managed

A
  • Antibiotics

- Analgesia

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11
Q

How is lactational mastitis managed

A

Encourage continued breast feeding.

If discomfort continues recommend dopamine agonist to inhibit breast feeding (Cabergoline)

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12
Q

What is breast abscess

A

collection of pus within granulation tissue of the breast

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13
Q

What is a common cause of breast abscess

A

mastitis

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14
Q

How will a breast abscess present

A
  • erythematous, fluctuating, tender mass.

- associated w/fever and lethargy

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15
Q

How is a breast abscess investigated

A

USS

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16
Q

How is breast abscess managed

A
  • US guided needle aspiration

- Incision and drainage

17
Q

What is a complication of breast abscess

A

Mammary duct fistula

18
Q

What is a mammary duct fistula

A

fistula between skin and subareolar breast duct