breast Flashcards

1
Q

___ are paired dome shaped organs. They contain sweat ____ glands.

A

Breasts, apocrine (exocrine)

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2
Q

What do sweat apocrine glands do?

A

They produce milk to nourish offspring

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3
Q

What is another word for suspensory ligaments

A

copper ligaments

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4
Q

Bands of connective tissue that divide gland into lobes and lobules

A

suspensory ligaments

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5
Q

Functional fibro glandular tissue of breast is called the

A

parenchyma

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6
Q

the parynchyma contains ___-___compartments called____

A

15-20; lobes

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7
Q

Lobes are separated by adipose (fatty) tissue, which are made up of several small _______( ______-______) specifically the terminal ductolobular units (TDLU)

A

lobules(TDLU) 20-40

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8
Q

lobules secrete _______ via secondary tubules

A

milk

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9
Q

A portion of mammary tissue which extends into the region of the axilla

A

tail of spence

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10
Q

one in each lobe
open individually into the nipple
convey milk from lobes to exterior

A

lactiferous ducts

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11
Q

milk passes from the ___________ __________through the mammary ducts to the nipple

A

secondary tubules

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12
Q

also known as lactiferous sinuses
*formed by expanded lactiferous ducts
*store milk

A

ampullae

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13
Q

the male breast consists primarily of

A

nipple and areola

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14
Q

circular pigmented area of skin
surrounds nipple
has sebaceous glands
Montgomery tubercules

A

areola

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15
Q

tiny bumps scattered around areola.
sebaceous oil producing glands (discourages bacterial growth)

A

glands of Montgomery

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16
Q

retromammary space fat filled space between breast and pectoralis major muscle

A

deep fascia

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17
Q

lies posterior to the deep fascia

A

pectoralis major muscle

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18
Q

breasts lie over the

A

pectoralis major

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19
Q

breasts are located ____chest wall ___ to the axilla.

A

anterior, adjacent

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20
Q

Breasts lie anterior to the ______ and _________

A

pectoralis major, pectoralis minor muscles

21
Q

breasts are connected to _____ by layers of ________

A

muscles, connective tissue

22
Q

In breast _______ is the most superior linear structure. Two thin, reflective bands encasing ______ echoes.

A

skin, medium level

23
Q

______ varies with age, parity, hormonal status. Less ____ than other breast tissue ( _______)

A

Subcutaneous fat, echogenic, hypoechoic

24
Q

hypoechoic as fat

A

lobules

25
Q

thin echogenic/hyperechoic, curvilinear bands ascending towards the skin and encasing fat lobules
saw tooth pattern

A

ligaments of cooper

26
Q

glandular tissue is _____and ________ in texture and characteristics.

A

echogenic and homogenous

27
Q

Glandular tissue that is hyperechoic with little fat

A

juvenile

28
Q

glandular tissue that is partly involuted and more amount of hypoechoic fat

A

premenopausal

29
Q

glandular tissue that is mostly involuted and high amount of fat

A

postmenopausal

30
Q

glandular tissue with increased glandular tissue and pattern

A

pregnancy/lactating

31
Q

echopoor tubular structures

A

ducts

32
Q

narrow hypoechoic layer deep to the base. defines posterior boundaries of glandular tissue.

A

retromammary fat

33
Q

Medium-low level echo areas posterior to the retromammary layer
parallel to the chest wall (skin)

A

pectoralis muscle

34
Q

Homogenous texture of medium-level echoes
dense connective tissue at areolar region
sits around the converging ducts attenuates sound/posterior acoustic shadowing

A

nipple

35
Q

oval hypoechoic structures
posterior to pectoralis muscle
attenuate sound with posterior acoustic shadowing

A

ribs

36
Q

_____ are tubular structures in the axilla that show flow with ________

A

axillary vessels doppler ultrasound

37
Q

appears as a flat oval hypoechoic solid mass
with a hypoechoic halo

A

lymph nodes

38
Q

______, due to hormone _____ from anterior pituitary.
Influence of ____ and ______.

A

milk secretion, prolactin, progesterone and estrogen

39
Q

______ occurs in the presence of _______ from posterior pituitary.
released by stimulation of ________.

A

milk ejection, oxytocin, infant sucking

40
Q

when breasts are stimulated by estrogen in ovaries

A

puberty

41
Q

when breasts enlarge during the menstrual cycle due to water retention. Breast composed mostly of granular tissue.

A

maturity

42
Q

proliferation of the ductal system and lobules

A

pregnancy

43
Q

glandular tissue atrophies
breast composed mainly of fatty tissue

A

menopause

44
Q

this artery is found beneath the areola

A

arterial anastomoses

45
Q

what do lymphatics do

A

communicate with each other

46
Q

the lymphatics are continuous with the

A

lymphatics of skin abdomen and neck

47
Q

what lymphatics receive most the lymph stream

A

axillary

48
Q

what probe and frequency is used to scan breast

A
49
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