Breast Flashcards

1
Q

symptom mass:

A

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

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2
Q

what supplies blood to the breast?

A

internal mammary artery and lateral thoracic artery

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2
Q

amastia

A

absence of breast tissue

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2
Q

Everted nipple

A

point outward

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2
Q

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

A

24th week

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3
Q

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

A

Montgomery tubercles

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4
Q

What is the composition of a breast?

A

glandular and fibrous tissue and subcutaneous and retromammary fat

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4
Q

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

A

fat

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5
Q

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
Q

where is the largest amount of glandular tissue found?

A

upper outer quadrant

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8
Q

which ribs define the border of the breast?

A

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

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9
Q

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
Q

what are 5 positions the patient can be in for inspection

A

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
Q

inverted nipple

A

retracted/tucked inward

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14
Q

symptom pain (mastalgia) :

A

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

16
Q

on average, how many lobules does each breast contain?

A

15-25

17
Q

function of fibrous tissue?

A

support

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
Q

peau d’orange:

A

severe dimpling, sking of orange

21
Q

what effect does progesterone have on the development of breasts?

A

growth of lobules, budding alveoli, secretion

23
Q

which lymph nodes are important to exam and note?

A

infraclavicular and supraclavicular

24
Q

what are 3 accommodations that should be made when performing a CBE?

A

chaperone, private and warm room, opening of gown in back

25
Q

What is the function on the lobules?

A

drain milk -> ducts -> nipple

26
Q

function of glandular tissue?

A

produce milk

27
Q

what part of the brain inhibits the production of prolactin?

A

hypothalamus

28
Q

lactation

A

production and release of milk by mammary glands

29
Q

what are the two hormones needed for milk production?

A

prolactin (production) and oxytocin (secretion)

30
Q

galactorrhea

A

lactation not associated with childbearing

32
Q

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

A

posterior pituitary gland produces and suckling and condition triggers release

33
Q

what is the name for suspensory ligaments that provide support to the breast?

A

ligaments of Cooper

34
Q

mastalgia

A

pain in the breast

36
Q

what is the breast mostly composed of?

A

fat

38
Q

when is the most appropriate time to before a breast exam?

A

one week after menses

39
Q

gynecomastia

A

enlargement of breast tissue in males

40
Q

The lymphatic network drains breast_______ and ______ to underlying lymphatics

A

radially and deep

41
Q

retraction:

A

dimpling, pulling by inflammatory or malignant tissue

42
Q

supernumerary nipple

A

congenital accessory breast tissue, that may or may not contain glandular tissue

43
Q

montgomery’s tubercles

A

sebaceous glands in the areola that produce oily secretions to lubricate and protect the nipple