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D&T 4 exam 1 > Breast Pathology > Flashcards

Breast Pathology Flashcards

1
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epithelium layer of nipple and areola, what does it change into while entering breast?

A
  • stratified squamous

- double layer cuboidal

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2
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breast development at menarche

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terminal ducts give rise to lobules and increased interlobular stroma

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3
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breast development in follicular phase

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lobules quescient

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4
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breast development in luteal phase

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cell proliferation with increased acini/lobule

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5
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breast development in pregnancy

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breast assumes complete morphologic and functional maturity

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6
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Milk line remnants

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persistence of epidermal thickening along milk line

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7
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Accessory axillary breast tissue

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mastectomy may not remove all breast tissue

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8
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congenital inversion of nipple

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nursing difficulties and can be confused with inversion due to carcinoma or inflammation

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9
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macromastia

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severe back pain

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10
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reconstruction or augmentation

A

formation of capsule with inflammatory response causing cosmetic deformity and difficulty in mammographic evaluation

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11
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what are the 3 most common symptoms of breast disease

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  1. pain
  2. palpable mass
  3. nipple discharge
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12
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what are 2 principal signs for mammographic screening

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  1. densities

2. calcifications

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13
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who is vulnerable to acute mastitis

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nursing breasts

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14
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what is the most common cause of acute mastitis

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staph aureus

less common - strep

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15
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treatment for acute mastitis

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drainage and antibiotic

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16
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Periductal mastitis

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painful eythermatous subareolar mass

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17
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who is most likely to get periductal mastitis

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smokers

18
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what is histo for periductal mastitis

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keratinizing squamous extends

-keratin accumulates dilating and rupturing duct

19
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treatment for periductal mastitis? problems

A
  • incision and drainage
  • does not remove squamous epithelium which can cause recurrence
  • remove duct and fistulous tract
20
Q

who does mammary duct ectasia occur in

A

5th to 6th decade in multiparous women

21
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how does mammary duct ectasia present

A

poorly defined mass, skin retraction, cheesy discharge

22
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what is the morphology of mammary duct ectasia

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  • periductal and interstitial chronic granulomatous inflammation
23
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what are 3 incidences that can cause fat necrosis

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trauma
prior surgical intervention
radiation therapy

24
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gross morphology for fat necrosis ? early and late?

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early: hemorrhage
late: liquefaction necrosis

25
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histo for fat necrosis

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central necrotic fat cells surrounded by lipid laden macrophages and intense neutrophilic infiltrate

26
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etiology for granulomatous mastitis

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  • systemic granulomatous disease (wegner’s)

- infections

27
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morphology gross for granulomatous mastitis

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granulomas in lobular epithelium

28
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who gets granulomatous mastitis

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  • parous women
29
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what is lymphocytic mastopathy

A

hard palpable masses

- collagenized stroma surrounding atrophic ducts and lobules

30
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what are 3 groups for benign epithelial lesions

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  1. non-proliferative
  2. proliferative
  3. atypical hyperplasia
31
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what can cause non-proliferative breast changes

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hormonal imbalance

  • increase estrogen OR
  • decreased progesterone
32
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what are 3 patterns seen in non-proliferative breast changes

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  1. cyst formation
  2. fibrosis
  3. adenosis
33
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unopened cysts in non-proliferative breast changes lookl ike what

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“blue dome cyst”

34
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non-proliferative breast changes the cysts can cause what metaplasia

A

aprocrine metaplasia

35
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apocrine metaplasia

A

lining cells have abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm resemebling sweat glands

36
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what causes fibrosis in non-proliferative breast changes

A

rupture of cyst and release of contents resulting in inflammation

37
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what is adenosis

A

increase in number of acinar units per lobule

-calcifications can be seen

38
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what is it called if lumens enlarged in adenosis

A

blunt duct adenosis

39
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What is proliferative breast disease without atypia

A

proliferation of ductal epithelium and/or stroma without cellular abnormalities suggestive of malignancy

40
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What are 5 parts of proliferative breast disease without atypia

A

1 epithelial hyperplasia

  1. sclerosing adenosis
  2. complex sclerosing lesion (radial scar)
  3. papillomas
  4. fibroadenomas

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