Female Exam Flashcards

1
Q

Where does the primary lymphatic drainage of the breast go to?

A

Axillae (secondary to internal mammary nodes)

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2
Q

Where is the most common segment for breast cancer?

A

Upper outer quadrant (leads to the tail of spence)

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3
Q

Concerning symptoms of the breast

A

Breast lump or mass
Breast discomfort or pain
Nipple discharge

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4
Q

What does p’eau d’orange symbolize?

A

Inflammatory breast cancer

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5
Q

What is the best to say to the patient after the exam?

A

Everything appears healthy and normal

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6
Q

What are the 4 motions you do when inspecting the breast?

A

Arms overhead with palms together
Hands on hips and press down
Shrug shoulders
Lean forward

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7
Q

What do you think of first with dimpling?

A

Malignancy

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8
Q

What does nipple inversion indicate?

A

Recent onset of unilateral nipple inversion suggests underlying malignancy

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9
Q

Where are supernumerary nipples?

A

Usually along the mammary line

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10
Q

3 patterns for breast exam

A

Vertical, concentric or radial

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11
Q

What nipple discharge is abnormal?

A

Serous or bloody discharge

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12
Q

4 sweeps of axillary nodes

A

1: anterior axillary region, to include under pec muscle
2: mid axillary high into apex
3: posterior axillary region beneath teres minor muscle
4: down medial aspect under arm

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13
Q

Common sight of pathology in pelvis

A

Rectouterine pouch

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14
Q

2 components of external pelvic exam

A

Palpate inguinal nodes and inspect pubic region

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15
Q

What is atrophic vaginitis?

A

Fusion of the labia sometimes seen in menopausal women

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16
Q

What size is a Pederson speculum?

A

Smallest (ped)

17
Q

What do you check for when you ask the patient to bear down (Valsalva)?

A

Cystocele (bladder protrude superiorly)

Rectocele (bulge into posterior vaginal wall)

18
Q

When you can’t find the cervix, what do you do first?

A

Bimanual exam to find the cervix

19
Q

Parous and nonparous cervix

A

Nonparous is with no vaginal delivery

Parous is after vaginal delivery when external os is a transverse slit

20
Q

2 different pap smear techniques

A

Broom cervical sampling device and cytobrush/spatula cervical sampling device

21
Q

What does the pap test for?

A

HPV, GC/chlamydia, trichomona vaginalis and mycoplasma genitalium

22
Q

What should the cervix NOT feel like?

A

Soft and boggy

23
Q

What does the chandelier sign indicate?

A

Pelvic inflammatory disease (pt reaches up to ceiling for relief)

24
Q

Expected findings of uterus

A

Pear-shaped, rounded, firm and smooth (similar in shape and consistency as a fist)

25
Q

Expected findings of ovaries

A

Smooth and ovoid, mildly tender to palpation, similar to almond (probably won’t feel it)

26
Q

Variations in uterine position

A

Anteverted, anteflexed, retroverted, retroflexed

27
Q

When is the rectovaginal exam helpful?

A

Retroflexed or retroverted uterus