Breasts Flashcards

1
Q

axillary process is in which breast quadrant?

A

superior lateral

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2
Q

what kind of cancer is typical in breast?

A

adenocarcinoma from epithelia cells from lactiferous ducts

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3
Q

what is a typical side effect of breast cancer?

A

lymphedema of breast/axilla

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4
Q

retraction of nipple signifies?

A

subareolar breast cancer

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5
Q

breast elevation during muscle contraction indicates?

A

cancer cell invasion of retromammary space, pectoral fascia, & interpectoral nodes

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6
Q

what is used as a surgical guide to remove breast tumors?

A

mammography

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7
Q

in which quadrants are surgical incisions of the breast usually performed?

A

inferior because less vascular and hidden

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8
Q

surgery where breast is removed to retromammary space

A

simple masectomy

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9
Q

removal of breast, pectoral muscle, fat, fascia, & lymph nodes

A

radical masectomy

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10
Q

polymastia

A

supernumerary breast

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11
Q

polythelia

A

accessory nipples

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12
Q

amastia

A

no breast development, but nipples may be present. no glandular tissues

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13
Q

breast hypertrophy in males after puberty; common in men with Kleinfelter’s syndrome; sign of suprarenal or testicular cancer

A

gynecomastia

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