Module 2: Unit 1 - Intro to Breast Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

BC cancer breast screening program is available for BC women ______ years or older

A

40 years or older

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2
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True or False: Mammography is the #1 screening modality for breast cancer and uses XRay

A

True
(it is the most common and most effective)

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3
Q

The first imaging sign of developing malignancy is _________. Which mammography is capable of detecting early

A

Microcalcifications

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4
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Limitations of Mammography include the FIVE:

A

1) Dense breast tissue (radiopaque) vs Fatty (radiolucent)
2) Cannot tell Cystic vs Solid
3) Localization
4) Malignant vs Benign features
5) Human error

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5
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Advantages to breast ULTRASOUND include these SIX:

A

1) Painless
2) Low cost
3) Non-Ionizing
4) Cystic/solid differentiation
5) Mass localization
6) Biopsy Guidance

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6
Q

Limitations of breast ULTRASOUND include these THREE:

A

1) Operator dependent
2) Benign vs Malignant features
3) Microcalcification detection

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7
Q

Five advancements in breast ultrasound include:

A

1) Automated whole- breast scanners
2) 3D and 4D ultrasound
3) Elastography
4) Contrast enhanced ultrasound
5) AI programs

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8
Q

True or False: Mammary glands are exocrine

A

True ( produce milk)

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9
Q

The glandular elements primarily function to produce milk, whereas the stromal elements consist of ____, ________ connective tissues, as well as blood vessels, lymphatics, and nerves

A

Fat
Fibrous connective tissue

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10
Q

Developmental anomalies include:

A

1) Unilateral early ripening (premature thelarche)
2) Precocious Puberty (before 8 years of age)
3) Congenital nipple inversion
4) Polythelia (MOST COMMON)
5) Polymastia
6) Hypeplasia
7) Amastia ( Failure of breast tissue to develop - usually with Athelia)
8) Amazia (Absence of breast tissue but nipple is present)

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11
Q

The areola contains _____ glands that are sebaceous and secrete oil during breast feeding

A

Montgomery

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12
Q

Main arterial blood supply is from the ___________ to the medial portion of the breast and branches of the _____ artery to supply the lateral aspect

A

Internal thoracic artery
Axillary

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13
Q

Lymph flows through intramammary nodes and lymph vessels into a ________ plexus

A

Subareolar

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14
Q

Intramammary lymph nodes are located within the breast especially in the _____ quadrant near the ____

A

Upper Outer
Axilla

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15
Q

True or False: Intramammary nodes are less commonly visualized on US than axillary nodes

A

True

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16
Q

The first lymph node which drains a cancerous tumor and is at most risk for mets is the ____ Lymph Node

A

Sentinel

17
Q

_____ ligaments support the breast and are suspensory. With age they become more lax

A

Coopers

18
Q

The three layers of the breast are the:

A

1) Premammary (subcutaneous fat)
2) Mammary (parenchymal)
3) Retromammary (fat, vessels, lymphatics)

19
Q

The mammar layer consists of __ to __ lobes overlapping in a radial pattern. Each lobe contains _ to _ terminal ductolobular units (TDLUs)

A

15-20 lobes
20-40 TDLUs

20
Q

TDLUs are the ___ unit of the breast and are composed of a ____ and extralobular terminal ____. TDLUs contain _____ which produce milk

A

Functional
Lobule
Extralobular terminal duct
Acini

21
Q

Acini, the smallest functional units of the breast produce ___

A

Milk

22
Q

____ or terminal ductules —> ______ terminal duct —-> _____ terminal duct —-> ______ duct —-> Lactiferous _____ —-> Nipple

A

Acini
Intralobular
Extralobular
Lactiferous
Sinus

23
Q

The most significant breast condition in men are _____ and ____

A

Gynecomastia
Cancer
(men rarely develop lobules/adenomas etc..) NO COOPERS LIGS

24
Q

What breast layer contains funcitons tissues of the breast

A

Mammary

25
Q

Which layers of the breast contain fat?

A

All 3!

26
Q

What are the smallest functional units of the breast?

A

acini