Breast A&P Flashcards

(58 cards)

1
Q

skin thickness of breast

A

0.5 to 2mm

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2
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what is the medical term for milk glands?

A

lobules

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3
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ampulla

A

nipple

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4
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2 types of breast tissue

A

glandular
stromal

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5
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3 layers/zones of the breast

A

premammary
mammary
retromammary

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6
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what does the premammary zone contain?

A

fat and Cooper’s ligaments

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7
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the mammary layer contains

A

the functional elements of the breast

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8
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the retromammary layer is similar to the _____________ and contains

A

premammary layer
less fat, Cooper ligaments usually not seen

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9
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the pectoral muscles are best imaged in the ____ plane

A

transverse

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10
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what does TDLU stand for?

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terminal ductal lobular unit

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11
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TDLU is the _____ made of 30 to 50 _______ cells

A

functional unit of the breast made up of acinar cells

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12
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non-lactating breast duct measures

A

less than 3mm

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13
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lactating breast duct measures

A

less than 8 mm

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14
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the site where most breast abnormalities arise

A

TDLU

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15
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what separates the breast into superficial and deep tissues?

A

fascia

superficial fascia = premammary fascia
deep fascia = retromammary fascia

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16
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about ____ to ____ lactiferous ducts converge towards the ampulla

A

15 to 20

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17
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part of the mammary tissue that extends into the upper outer quadrant and axilla area

A

tail of Spence

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18
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breast are an ____ gland that produces milk ___ to ___ days postpartum

A

exocrine gland that produces milk 2 to 3 days postpartum

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19
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levels rise during the first half of the cycle and stimulate ductal proliferation

A

estrogen

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20
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levels rise with ovulation
and stimulate lobular proliferation

A

progesterone

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21
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prolactin inhibitors are produced by the _____ gland

A

hypothalamus

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22
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prolactin is produced by the _____ gland

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pituitary gland

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23
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oxytocin is produced by the ____ gland and causes ________ with lactation

A

pituitary gland
causes ductal contraction with lactation

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24
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what is polythelia?

A

accessory nipple

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most polythelia appear along the ____ and more than 90% are ____ to the normal ampulla
along the milk line most are inferior to the normal nipple
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what is the most common congenital anomaly of the breast in both females and males?
polythelia
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what is polymastia?
accessory breast tissue supernumerary breasts
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____ is the most common site of polymastia
axilla
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most polymastia forms without a _____
ampulla
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caused by the tethering and shortening of ducts behind the ampulla
nipple inversion
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what is amazia?
absence of development of functional breast tissue
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what is amastia?
failure of the breast and nipple to develop
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3 breast arteries
1. internal mammary artery 2. intercostal artery 3. lateral thoracic artery
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venous drainage of breast (3)
superior vena cava axillary vein superficial veins
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ultrasound appearance of Cooper's ligaments
highly echogenic
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_____ layer of the breast differs in appearance with age
mammary
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the subcutaneous and retromammary layers appear
hypoechoic
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6 layers of breast tissue
1. skin 2. premammary 3. mammary 4. retromammary 5. pectoral muscles 6. chest wall
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young breasts will have ____ tissue and _______ echogenic pattern
fibrous tissue and dense echogenic pattern
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pregnant or lactating breast will be _____ and _____ and have ____ echogenic interfaces
larger and denser less echogenic interfaces
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mature breasts are when
fatty tissue begins to replace glandular tissue
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post menopausal breasts have _____ and less _____
ducts atrophy and less fibrous tissue
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_____% of cancers are found through lumps felt during BSE
70%
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breast self exams (BSE) begin monthly at what age?
20 years old
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clinical breast exam (CBE) occur every ___ years for ages 20 to 39
every 3 years
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clinical breast exams are done annually for patients _____ years old
40+ years old
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benign mass characteristics (2)
some mobility and compressible
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malignant mass characteristics (3)
firmly fixed, non-compressible, and hypervascular
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when power doppler is on and the patient hums - normal tissue vibrates and lights up
fremitus
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best ultrasound transducer for breast
5 to 18MHz linear transducer
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what is the ideal thickness for a stand-off pad for a breast ultrasound?
1 cm
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4 things to include when labeling a breast mass
1. right or left 2. area - clock position, quadrant 3. how many cm from nipple 4. radial or antiradial, SAG or TRV
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radial, antiradial, SAG or TRV?
radial
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radial, antiradial, SAG or TRV
antiradial
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radial, antiradial, SAG or TRV
TRV
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radial, antiradial, SAG or TRV
SAG
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where are most breast tumors found?
upper, outer quadrants
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where do most breast tumors originate?
ducts