Breast disease Flashcards

1
Q

what is the triple assessment

A

clinical exam
mammogram/US
core needle biopsy

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2
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what do you see on mammogram in DCIS

A

micro-calcifications

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3
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staging method for breast cancer

A

TMN
Tumour (T0-T4 based on size)
Nodes (N0-N3 depending on how many and which lymph nodes it had migrated to)
Metastasis (M0-M1)

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4
Q

what requires an urgent referral to breast clinic

A

> 30 unexplained breast mass
50 nipple discharge, skin changes

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5
Q

what requires a non-urgent referral to breast clinic

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<30 unexplained breast mass

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6
Q

Drug for ER+ pre menopausal

A

Tamoxifen

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7
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Drug for ER+ post-menopausal

A

Anastrazole

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8
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Drug for HER+ and main side effect

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Trastuzumab, cardiotoxicity

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9
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presentation of fibroadenoma

A

firm, non-tender, highly mobile

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10
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what is fibrocystic disease of the breast?

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cyclical pain and lumpiness of breasts bilaterally, associated with menstrual cycle

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11
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management of fibrocystic disease

A

supportive
soft bra, avoid caffeine

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12
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presentation of Phyllodes tumour

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smooth, hard lump, grows rapidly

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13
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differentiating between phyllodes tumour and fibroadenoma

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FA doesn’t grow as rapidly, FA occurs in younger women

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14
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presentation of Paget’s disease

A

eczema around nipple area
bloody/straw discharge
burning
inverted nipple

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15
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presentation of mastitis

A

unilateral inflammation of breast
painful + tender
associated with fever, myalgia, rigors

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16
Q

what is fat necrosis

A

happens secondary to trauma to the breast
lump w overlying bruising/inflammation

17
Q

what is a complication of puerperal mastitis that causes symptoms of mastitis and erythema?

A

lactational breast abscess
accumulation of pus
caused by staph aureus

18
Q

when is mammogram used instead of ultrasound

A

mammogram for age >35

19
Q

common side effect of tamoxifen

A

hot flushes
changes in ,menstrual pattern

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