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A non-milky unilateral nipple discharge suggest?
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Local breast disease
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What are the risk factors for breast CA
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Family history
Early menarchy Late menopause Late Pregnancy Nulliparous |
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A fine, round, mobile, nontender breast lesion common between 15-25 y/o
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Fibroadenoma
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A palpable mass in a pt >50 y/o
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Cancer until proven otherwise
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What is the recommended age to begin monthly self breast exams?
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age 20
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Women between 20-39 should get clinical breast exams every?
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3 years
annually with mammogram for women >40 |
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Redness, oozing and crusting, and a sore that does not heal on one nipple
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Paget's disease
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A benign contdition of dilated ducts with surrounding inflammation
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Mammary duct ectasia
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What are the most common breast masses?
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Fibroadenoma
Cysts Breast CA |
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Dermatitis of the nipple
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Paget's disease
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Peau D'orange sign
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Produced by edema of the skin caused by lymphatic blockage
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