Witwer Flashcards

1
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what tissues do breast cancers arise from

A

parenchymal lobar, lobular, and/or ductal

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2
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inflammatory aggressive cancers infiltrate

A

breast

skin

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3
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benign breast masses (6)

A

cysts

fibroadenomas

fibrocystic changes

lipomas

fat necrosis

lymph nodes

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4
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2 types of mammography

A

screening

diagnostic

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5
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screening mammography is used for

A

asymptomatic women

routine check ups based on standardized guidelines

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6
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diagnostic mammography is used when there is

A

clinical finding of concern

symptomatic women

positive screening mammogram

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7
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cystic findings on mammography

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thin walls

no solid components

clear homogenous fluid

sharp, smooth complete margins

low density

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8
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benign calcifications are (3)

A

large

coarse

smooth

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9
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what do you think when you see: small, fine, polymorphic grouped calcifications

A

malignant calcifications

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10
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what do you think when you see, irregular spiculated margins

A

malignant calcifications

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in terms of size, benign calcifications tend to be __

and malignant calcifications tend to be __

A

large

small

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12
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3 examples of low density, benign mammography findings

A

cysts

lipomas

galactoceles

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13
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limitations of mammography in breast ca evaluation (lots!)

A

evaluating 3D object w. 2D imaging → overlapping appearance of masses and calcifications

breast tissue is very variable/wide range of normal

false negatives: 8-10%

also false positives

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14
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what type of breast is esp difficult to evaluate w. mammography

A

breast implants

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15
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in the US, gestational age is determined by

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first day of LMP → ~14 days prior to time of conception

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16
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full term pregnancy is __ weeks

with a range of __

A

40 weeks

38-42 weeks

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17
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actual age of fetus from fertilization to conception

A

fetal age

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18
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fetal age is usually __ weeks < gestational age

19
Q

fetal development: 0-8 weeks

20
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0-delivery

21
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the gestational sac appears at __ weeks

22
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the yolk sac appears at

23
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fetal heart is first seen at __ weeks

24
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what determines the age and location of the embryo/fetus

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if you do not see expected fetus/embryo, think \_\_
ectopic pregnancy
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what determines the management of labor
biophysical profile
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what does the biophysical profile evaluate
well being of fetus
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biophysical profile \< __ is associated w. fetal hypoxemia/acidemia
8-10
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3 hemorrhagic conditions of pregnancy
subchorionic hemorrhage placental praevia abruptio placenta
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inner and outer membranes surrounding the fetus
inner: chorionic membrane outer: amniotic sac
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hemorrhage btw uterine wall and chorionic membrane → strips placenta from its attachment
subchorionic hemorrhage
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placenta covers cervical oz → vaginal bleeding
placental praevia
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bleeding btw placenta and uterine wall → prematurely separates placenta from uterine wall → strips placenta from maternal blood supply
abruptio placenta
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in terms of tx, abruptio placenta is a
medical emergency!
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what do you think when you see: vaginal bleeding in post menopausal woman PLUS endometrial thickness \> 5mm
endometrial ca
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what do you think when you see: NO vaginal bleeding BUT endometrial thickness \> 11 mm
also endometrial ca
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what do you do if you suspect endometrial ca
D&C
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what is a D&C
dilation of cervix → remove endometrial tissue for eval
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4 changes to ovarian and uterine anatomy w. age
vaginal walls thinner, dryer, less elastic uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries shrink loss of muscle and CT decrease in estrogen
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2 types of US used to evaluate pelvis
transabdominal transvaginal
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transabdominal US uses __ as a window, and the transducer is placed on the \_\_
full bladder anterior lower abd
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in a transvaginal US, the transducer is placed \_\_
into the vagina *duh*
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benefit of transvaginal US
much greater resolution
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use caution w. transvaginal US in what 2 pt pops
young virginal