Breast Flashcards

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symptom mass:

A

how long, skin changes, pain, mobility, previous masses, change in cycle

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2
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what supplies blood to the breast?

A

internal mammary artery and lateral thoracic artery

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2
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amastia

A

absence of breast tissue

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2
Q

Everted nipple

A

point outward

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2
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what week of pregnancy are hormones produced to stimulate growth of milk duct system?

A

24th week

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3
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what is the name for the sebaceous glands around the nipple?

A

Montgomery tubercles

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4
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What is the composition of a breast?

A

glandular and fibrous tissue and subcutaneous and retromammary fat

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4
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what tissue is better for a mammogram; glandular or fat?

A

fat

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5
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what is the tail of the breast mostly composed of?

A

mammary tissue

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6
Q

where does 75% of lymphatic drain into?

A

axillary nodes

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7
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where is the largest amount of glandular tissue found?

A

upper outer quadrant

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8
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which ribs define the border of the breast?

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2nd-3rd to the 6th-7th

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9
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9 things to note during inspection

A

size, symmetry, contour, retraction/dimple, skin color and texture, edema, venous patterns, lesions, supernumerary nipples

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11
Q

everted nipple point ______, inverted nipple point ______

A

out, in

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12
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what are 5 positions the patient can be in for inspection

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seated w/arms at side, arms over head, hands pressed on hips, seated and leaning over, recumbent

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13
Q

polymastia

A

The condition of having more than two breasts

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14
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inverted nipple

A

retracted/tucked inward

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14
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symptom pain (mastalgia) :

A

how long, 1 or both breast, change with cycle, birth control pills, injury or trauma, fever, caffine

16
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on average, how many lobules does each breast contain?

17
Q

function of fibrous tissue?

17
Q

where is prolactin produced? What triggers it’s release?

A

anterior pituitary gland produces and suckling by infant triggers release

17
Q

where can supernumarary nipples be found?

A

Located along the “milk line” - from the axilla to the groin

19
Q

symptom nipple discharge:

A

how long, 1 or both breast, color/consistency, stimulation, change with cycle, birth control pills, post partum, headaches,

19
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peau d’orange:

A

severe dimpling, sking of orange

21
what effect does progesterone have on the development of breasts?
growth of lobules, budding alveoli, secretion
23
which lymph nodes are important to exam and note?
infraclavicular and supraclavicular
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what are 3 accommodations that should be made when performing a CBE?
chaperone, private and warm room, opening of gown in back
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What is the function on the lobules?
drain milk -\> ducts -\> nipple
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function of glandular tissue?
produce milk
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what part of the brain inhibits the production of prolactin?
hypothalamus
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lactation
production and release of milk by mammary glands
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what are the two hormones needed for milk production?
prolactin (production) and oxytocin (secretion)
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galactorrhea
lactation not associated with childbearing
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where is oxytocin produced? What triggers it's release?
posterior pituitary gland produces and suckling and condition triggers release
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what is the name for suspensory ligaments that provide support to the breast?
ligaments of Cooper
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mastalgia
pain in the breast
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what is the breast mostly composed of?
fat
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when is the most appropriate time to before a breast exam?
one week after menses
39
gynecomastia
enlargement of breast tissue in males
40
The lymphatic network drains breast\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and ______ to underlying lymphatics
radially and deep
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retraction:
dimpling, pulling by inflammatory or malignant tissue
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supernumerary nipple
congenital accessory breast tissue, that may or may not contain glandular tissue
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montgomery’s tubercles
sebaceous glands in the areola that produce oily secretions to lubricate and protect the nipple