Breast Flashcards

1
Q

blue domed

A

fibrocystic change

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2
Q

fibroadenoma common in which population

A

African american

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3
Q

20yo lump

A

fibroadenoma

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4
Q

40yo lump

A

cyst

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5
Q

65yo lump

A

malignancy

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6
Q

sclerosing - what is this?

A

proliferation of acini and stroma (radial scar) - seen as thickening on mammogram

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7
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what is phyllodes tumour?

A

biphasic stromal overgrowth

benign super fast growing tumour which has risk of sarcoma so quite devastating if this happens

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8
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what are the two main types of breast cancer

A

ductal - DCIS

lobular - LCIS

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9
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diagnose DCIS

A

stereotactic vacuum assisted core biopsy

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10
Q

indian file pattern

A

LCIS

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11
Q

where does the breast drain to

A

axilla sternum and above clavicle

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12
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blood supply of the breast

A

internal mammary artery off of the subclavian

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13
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where does breast cancer metastasis to

A

brain bone bronchi

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14
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what are the four breast quadrants

A
upper outer 
upper inner 
lower outer 
lower inner
of right or left
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15
Q

main risks for breast cancer

A

HRT BRCA

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16
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what is used to screen women with a BRCA mutation for breast cancer

17
Q

lump >40

18
Q

lump <40

19
Q

why do core over fna

A

tells you whetehr it has breached BM - breast conserving surgery?

20
Q

treat breast abscess

A

uss guided drainage abx and reassure

21
Q

older women with breast abscess lasting longer than 2 weeks not resolving

A

excisional biopsy to rule out cancer

22
Q

why do we take out a duct papilloma

A

as tthere may be DCIS in surrounding tissue

23
Q

what are physiological causes of gynaecomastia?

A

puberty and senescence

24
Q

what are drug causes of gynaecomastia

A

steroids and spironolactone

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what pathologies can lead to gynaecomastia
cirrhosis hyperthyrpidism renal disease testicular tumour
26
what is radiolucent
lipoma
27
in terms of receptors, what type of cancer would you want and why
er pr +ve her2 -ve | as you can give aromatase inhibitors
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in terms of receptors, what type of cancer do you not want
er pr -ve her2 +ve
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what is the worst combination of receptors
triple negative due to very poor differentiation
30
what are the medical treatment options for breast cancer
tamoxifen Herceptin aromatase inhibitors bisphosphonates
31
what are all of the 6 types of breast malignancy
ductal lobular medullary papillary tubular pagets
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what does neoadjuvant mean
before surgery to shrink
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adjuvant
after surgery
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When do women get a mammogram
Every 3 years from aged 50-70
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What are the early and late side effects of radiotherapy
Tiredness skin erythema to moist desquanation dysphagia Local fibrosis and telangectasia lung fibrosis cardiac damage
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Treat with what if her 2 positive
Trasruzumab (herceptin) and hormone therapy like ovarian ablation tamoxifen and aromatase inhibitors