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The most common BENIGN tumor of the breast is a ? it is more common during the ? and ? years. It is a firm freely mobile ? located in the ?/? quadrant of the breast, they may or may not be tender and doesn't change during ? cycle. This BENIGN tumor does not increase the risk for ? Tx= ? or ?
fibroadenoma,
teens and twenty,
nodule, upper/outer,
menstrual, breast cancer,
observe or remove
Benign breast cancer is also called ? disease. It often occurs in the productive years before ? The S/S are thickening of normal ? tissue in the early stages and in later stages ?s form and are felt as smooth, well deliniated nodules that are usually located ?
Fiborcystic,
menopause,
breast, cysts,
bilaterally,
Fibrocystic Disease/benign breast disease has an increase risk for developing into ? cancer. The most common S/S are ? and ? TX= R/O ?, Provera/?, or Tamoxifen/?, may be prescribed.
breast,
pain, tenderness,
malignancy,
progesterone,
antiestrogen
All women can get ? cancer even those with no ? Hx. The most important factors for breast cancer is being a ? and growing ? Women that are Dx'd early have approximately a ?% survival rate.
breast,
family,
woman,
older,
99%
Breast cancer risk factors: Personal ?, family Hx in a ? degree relative, beginning ? period at an early age and ? at a late age. Never being pregnant, known as ?, first pregnancy after the age of ?, Being ?, excess ? intake.
Hx, 1st,
menstrual, menopause,
nulliparity,
30y.o., overweight,
alcohol
S/S that should be reported if Breast cancer is suspected: ? or ? anywhere in the breast, Skin ? or ?, Nipple pushed in or ?, Discharge from ?, Any change in ?,?,? of skin. About 50% of breast cancers occur in the upper outer ? Most breast biopsies are ? 1:? are malignant.
lumps or thickening,
dimpling or puckering,
inverted, nipples, shape, texture, color,
quadrant, benign, 1:8
The best time to do a self breast exam is about ?-? days after your period starts. Your breasts are not as ? or ? at this time in your monthly cycle.
3-5 days,
tender or lumpy
There are two positions that are best for breast self exams the first is standing with the Arms ?, then on your ?, then over your ? while looking in the mirror inspect for size, symmetry, color, and skin changes. Now raise one are at a time and palpate breast in a ?,?,? motion. The second way is to Lie in a ? postion use with one hand behind your head and use the flat part of the 1st three ?s to palpate breast in a circular, vertical, or wedge pattern, and compress the ?s to detect any discharge.
at your side, hips, head,
circular, wedge, horizontal,
supine,
fingers,
nipples
The test that is used for screening or diagnosis of a mass is the ? It is recommeded for women ≥ ? yrs old to get an annual ? and anual ? breast exam and to perform SBE on a ? basis.
Mammogram,
≥40yrs old,
mammogram, clinical,
monthly
For women that are age 29-30 yrs old a mammogram should be performed every ? yrs and SBE should be performed on a ? basis. Why are mammograms not recommended in this group?
3yrs, Monthly,
Breast tissue is to dense to
see a nodule on X-ray.
A procedure that may replace standard axillary lymph node dissection that uses blue dye and a radioactive tracers that are injected into the tumor site at the time of the surgery is ? The first(sentinal) node that picks up the dye is ? and biopsied, if the node is negative fewer nodes are removed.
Sentinal Node Biopsy,
removed
Tx options for Breast CA: ?, ? with or without reconstructive surgery, ? and ? The goal is to prevent ? to bone, brain, liver and lungs. The #1 sign of mets is ? pain why ?
lumpectomy, mastectomy,
radiation, chemotherapy,
metastisis,
bone, This is caused by bone breakdown from the Ca
in the vertebrae
With a lumpectomy most studies show that the rate of survival is the same as when ? therapy is used. The advantages are that the pt can keep her ? The disadvantages are that this therapy lasts for ?-? wks, it may change the ? of the skin, and the pt may not be a candidate if the tumor is too ?
radiation,
breast,
6-7wks,
texture,
large
There are 3 different levels of Mastectomy: The surgery that removes only the breast and nipple is the ? mastectomy. The surgery that removes breast, skin, nipple and most of the axillary lymph nodes is the ? mastectomy. The surgery that removes breast tissue, skin, nipple, axillary and internal lymph nodes and chest muscle is the ? mastectomy.
simple,
modified,
radical
Advantages of a mastectomy include: the pt may have a better ? result and they usually do not have to have ?
Disadvantages include the ? is removed and it is ? difficult for the pt.
cosmetic,
radiation,
breast,
emotionally
Reconstructive surgery uses ?s implanted under the muscle that are gradually filled with fluid to stretch the muscle and skin to allow for a permanent ? to be placed.
expanders,
implant
The breast implant is filled with artificial fluid such as ? or ? that is used to restore the shape of the breast.
saline,
silicone
The breast reconstruction surgery that uses extra abdominal tissue as follows, a pedicle flap allows the tissue to remain attached to its original blood supply while it is tunneled under the skin to its site for breast reconstruction is the ?-? procedure.
Tram-Flap
Blocked drainage of the lymphatic system in the arm on the side of the mastectomy is called ? The arm feels ?, skin feels ?, there is less ?, and the pt may have difficulty fitting arm into a sleeve or putting ?s or a ? on.
lymphedema,
heavy, tight,
flexibility,
rings, watch
The prevention/control of lymphedema includes: There can be no ?s, ?s, or ? draws from the affected arm. Avoid ? by keeping cuticles and hands moist. Use an electric ? for hair removal and ? repellant.
Blood pressures,
I.V.'s, blood,
infection,
shaver, insect
Lymphedema prevention continued: Avoid ?s and excessive ? Use ? when out in the sun. Avoid tight ?, ? and shoulder ?s
Use a ? sleeve when flying
burns, heat, sunscreen,
clothing, jewelry, straps,
compression
Hormone therapy for breast cancer uses the med ? It reduces the level of ? It is used with women who have positive ? receptors. This med stops the growth of breast CA cells that may still be in the body after ? The pt must take ? mg/day for ? yrs.
Tamoxifen(Novadex),
estrogen, estrogen receptors,
surgery,
20mg/day,
5yrs