Female Breast Disorders

Question 1

Mastitis tx

Answer 1

Antibiotic therapy for 10 days

Question 2

If PCN resistant give

Answer 2

Kefzol or vanocin

Question 3

Apply what to dry or cracked nipples?

Answer 3

Lanolin

Question 4

Breast abscess is on what precautions?

Answer 4

Contact

Question 5

Benign breast condition affecting ages 30-50

Answer 5

Fibrocystic breast disease

Question 6

Aggravates fibrocystic disease?

Answer 6

Caffeine && nicotine

Question 7

Fibrocystic disease resolves with?

Answer 7

Menopause

Question 8

With fibrocystic restrict what activities

Answer 8

Soccer or tennis

Question 9

Solid benign mass composed of connective and glandular tissue.
Usually late adolescent early adulthood

Answer 9

Fibroadenoma

Question 10

1 in _ women develop breast cancer.

_ to lung cancer in women

Answer 10

8

2nd

Question 11

Common malignant breast disorder risk

Answer 11

Being female
Over age 50
Family history

Question 12

General malignant breast disorder risk factors

Answer 12

Exposure to radiation
History of colon cancer 
Alcohol
Early menarche late menopause
Obesity
Child birth after 30 or no children

Question 13

Malignant lesions are located where

Answer 13

Upper outer quadrant

Question 14

Malignant lesions description??

Answer 14

Irregular shaped
Hard 
Enlarged lymph nodes
Retraction of nipple
Bloody discharge
Dimpling 
Elevation of one breast 
Orange color of skin

Question 15

Only the tumor is removed. Some axillary lymph nodes may be excised at the same time for microscopic examination.

Answer 15

Lumpectomy

Question 16

The tumor and some breast tissue and lymph nodes are removed

Answer 16

Partial or segmental mastectomy

Question 17

All breast tissue is removed. No lymph node dissection is performed.

Answer 17

Simple or total mastectomy

Question 18

All breast tissue is removed but the skin and nipple are left intact.

Answer 18

Subcutaneous mastectomy

Question 19

The breast some lymph nodes the lining over the chest muscle and the pectoralis minor muscle are removed

Answer 19

Modified radical mastectomy

Question 20

The breast axillary lymph nodes and pectoralis major and minor muscles are removed. In some instances sternal lymph nodes are also removed

Answer 20

Radical mastectomy

Question 21

Identifies the first lymph node which the cancer cells would spread to regional nodes in the axilla

Answer 21

Sentinel lymph node mapping

Question 22

Accumulation of lymphatic fluid that results from impaired lymph circulation

Answer 22

Lymphedema

Question 23

Leaving normal lymph nodes intact reduce the risk for

Answer 23

Lymphedema
Delayed wound healing
Altered skin sensation

Question 24

Impaired lymphatic circulation predisposes to

Answer 24

Disfigurement 
Reduced range of motion 
Heaviness of limb
Skin changes 
Infection && tissue necrosis

Question 25

Anti estrogen drug estrogen sensitive tumors.

Answer 25

Nolvadex

Question 26

Antiprogestin drug

Answer 26

Ru486

Question 27

Lower the level of estrogen and delay the progression of the tumor

Answer 27

Armidex
Femara
Aromasin

Question 28

Antineoplastic

Answer 28

Cytoxan
Adriamycin
5-FU
Folex
Deltasone

Question 29

Side effects of chemo

Answer 29

Nausea 
Vomiting 
Changes in taste
Alopecia
Bone marrow depression 
Dermatitis
Weight loss
Memory loss
Mucositis

Question 30

Radiation side effects

Answer 30

Fatigue
Skin redness similar to bad sun burn
Rash
Minor discomfort
Pain

Question 31

Stimulate the immune system ability to attack and rid the body of cancer.

Answer 31

Immunotherapy

Question 32

HER2/neu

Herceptin

Answer 32

Immunotherapy med

Question 33

NeuVax

Her2 DNA

Answer 33

Vaccines

Question 34

Breast cancer risk

Answer 34

Radiation exposure
Menstuation before age 12
Family history
Irregular periods

Question 35

What causes mastitis?

Answer 35

Plugged lactiferous duct
Infection through cracked or fissured nipples 
Maternal poor hand washing 
Personel hands 
Organisms on mothers skin