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breast, axillae, lymphatics, thorax, lungs Flashcards

1
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tail of spence

A

superior lateral corner that projects up and into the axilla

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2
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Montgomery glands

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small elevated sebaceous glands
secrete protective lipid material during lactation

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3
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the breast is composed of

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glandular tissue
fibrous connective tissue and suspensory ligaments
adipose tissue

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4
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coopers ligaments

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fibrous connective breast ligaments attaching to chest wall

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5
Q

mastalgia

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pain or tenderness of the breasts

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6
Q

lump questions

A

evaluate time of ID
any changes

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7
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galactorrhea

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clear nipple discharge may be associated with meds

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8
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lumpectomy

A

localized tissue removal

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9
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mastectomy

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complete removal of entire breast tissue

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10
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risk factors for breast cancer

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BRCA gene
family history

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11
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gynecomastia

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enlargement of mammary tissue
- Cushings syndrome
- liver cirrhosis
- hyperthyroidism

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12
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Breast cancer in MALES

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fixed area, hard, nontender, irregular
- NIPPLE DISCHARGE is a significant warning

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13
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suprasternal notch

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U shaped depression just above sternum, between clavicles

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14
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sternum

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breastbone
- manubrium body & Xiphoid process

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15
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Sternal angle

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“angle of Louis”
at the articulation of the manubrium and sternum
- continuous with second rib

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16
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costal angle

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R/L costal margins form an angle where they meet @ Xiphoid process

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17
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vertebra prominens

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flex your head and feel for the most prominent bone protruding at the base of the neck

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18
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spinous process

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knobs on the spinal column

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19
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12th rib

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midway between spine and person side

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20
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4 major functions of the respiratory system

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  • supply O2 to the body for energy production
  • remove CO2 as a waste product
  • maintain homeostasis (acid base balance) of arterial blood
  • maintaining heat exchange
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21
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hypercapnia

A

increased levels of CO2

22
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Hypoxemia

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decrease in O2 levels

23
Q

what is the second most diagnosed cancer in humans?

A

lung cancer

24
Q

yellow/green sputum

A

Bacterial infection

25
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white/ clear sputum

A

viral infections, bronchitis, colds

26
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rust color sputum

A

Pneumonia or TB

27
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frothy pink sputum

A

pulmonary edema

28
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Who would you see barrel chest and accessory muscle use in?

29
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cyanosis is a LATE sign of ?

30
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Tactile fremitus

A

vibration on palpation “99”

31
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increased fremitus could mean

A

consolidation
- pneumonia

32
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decreased fremitus could mean

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obstruction
-PE, hemo/pneumothorax

33
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Resonance

A

clear low pitch hollow sound

34
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hyperresonance

A

booming sound
- emphysema/ pneumothorax

35
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dull

A

muffled soft thud

36
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Bronchial sounds

A

over the trachea/larynx, high pitch, loud, expiration, harsh, hallow, tubular,

37
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Bronchovesicular sounds

A

Over major bronchi, moderate pitch, insp=expir, moderate amplitude, mixed quality

38
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Vesicular sounds

A

peripheral lung fields, low pitch, soft, rustling

39
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Adventitious sounds characterized by

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inspiration/ expiration
loudness
pitch
anatomical location

40
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fine crackles

A

high pitch, short, discontinuous, popping sounds
- inspiration

41
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fine crackles associated with

A

pneumonia/ HF

42
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coarse crackles are associated with

A

advanced lung disease, pulmonary edema, pulmonary fibrosis

43
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coarse crackles

A

low pitch , bubbling/ gurgling

44
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Wheeze

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high pitch, squeaking sound, usually expiration,

45
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wheeze associated with

A

asthma, COPD, obstruction, emphysema

46
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Ronchi

A

low pitch, monomorphic, moaning sound, secretions in large airways , both insp/ exp
- bronchitis

47
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Stridor

A

Life-threatening
upper airway, high pitched, CROWING

48
Q

Cheyne- stokes respirations

A

abnormal breathing with periods of apnea, gradually slow breathing

49
Q

discontinuous lung sounds

A

crackles
pleural friction rub

50
Q

continuous lung sounds

A

wheeze
Ronchi
stridor

Health Assessment (17 decks)

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