Breast CA Flashcards
1
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Breast cancer involving ducts
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Ductal carcinoma
2
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Breast cancer involving lobes
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Lobular carcinoma
3
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Breast cancer with a visible tumor/redness
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Inflammatory breast cancer
4
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Risk Factors
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Early Menstruation Family history Alcohol Hormones Obesity Radiation therapy to the breast/chest Dense tissue in mammogram Exercise not enough Older age at first birth/never giving birth
5
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Signs
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Thickening/lump Size change Dimple/puckering Nipple inversion Fluid discharge(blood) Scaly,red, or swollen skin
6
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Types of breast exam
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Self
Clinical
7
Q
Detection
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Breast exam Mammogram Ultrasound MRI Blood Chem Biopsy
8
Q
Biopsy type: removal of entire lump of tissue
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Excisional
9
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Biopsy type: removal of a part of a lump or sample of tissue
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Incisional
10
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Biopsy type: uses a wide needle
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Core Needle biopsy
11
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Biopsy type: uses a thin needle
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Fine needle aspiration(FNA)
12
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Additional tests after (+) result for breast CA
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Estrogen and progesterone receptor Human epidermal growth factor Type 2 receptor(HER2/neu) ↑levels=cancer may grow quicker Sentinel lymph node biopsy Bone scan CXR CT PET scan
13
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noninvasive condition with abnormal cells
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Staging breast CA: In situ Ductal Lobal Pagets disease in the nipple
14
Q
•Tumor is ≤ 2cm
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Stage IA
15
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•(0.2 – 2 mm) cancer in LN ± Tumor ≤2 cm
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Stage IB
16
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- (>2mm) cancer in 1-3 LN ± tumor (≤ 2cm)
* Tumor (2-5 cm) no lymph node
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Stage IIA
17
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- (0.2 – 2 mm) cancer in 1-3 lymph nodes + tumor (2-5 cm)
* Tumor (>5 cm) no lymph node
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Stage IIB