Breast lumps Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Movable lump that is not painful

A

Fibroadenoma

Most common benign breast lump

Can be left

20-30

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2
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Lump in pre-menopausal women

Disappears after menopause

A

Breast cyst

  • Aspiration under a US
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3
Q

Lumpy breast

Cyclic mastalgia

Nipple discharge

A

Mammary displasia/fibroadenosis

Due to imbalanced response to endogenous sex hormones

30-50

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4
Q

Traumatic fat necrosis

A

Due to trauma which woman can’t recall

Resembles cancer

Surgical removal, if doesn’t go away by itself

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5
Q

Spontaneous discharge or bleeding from one nipple only!!!

Firm non-tender lamp

A

Intraductal papilloma 40-50

Excision of the milk duct and breast segment

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6
Q

Breast triple exam

A

1 clinical exam
2 imaging
3 biopsy - FNA or core needle biopsy

Always needle! Not excision!

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7
Q

A 1st° relative had breast cancer before 50

A

Start screening from 40 every year until 49

From 50 every two years

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8
Q

Mammary duct ectasia

A

Around menopause

=periductal mastitis

Calcification
Green yellow sticky discharge

Skin changes
Inverted nipple

Excision

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9
Q

Painful breast mass after menopause

A

Mammary duct ectasia

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10
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Breast cancer with one metastasis

A

Radiotherapy

If more mets- chemo or hormone therapy

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11
Q

Early life obesity protects against

A

Pre-menopausal breast cancer but increases post menopausal breast cancer

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12
Q

Testing for breast cancer during pregnancy

A

Ultrasound is preferred over mammography

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13
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Breast cancer investigation between 35 and 40

A

Both Ultrasound and mammography

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14
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Surgery for paget disease

A

Wide local excision

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15
Q

If breast cancer suspected but FNA showed benign lesion,

next step

A

Excision biopsy

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16
Q

Most common side-effect of aromatise inhibitors

A

Vaginal dryness

17
Q

Quickest and most effective biopsy to diagnose cancer

18
Q

If FNA is done before imaging

A

Wait two weeks

19
Q

For patients on HRT GP visits for breast check

A

Every six months

20
Q

Breast disease caused by vitamin A deficiency

A

Periductal mastitis

21
Q

Difference between paget disease and eczema of nipple

A

Paget disease is not itchy

22
Q

Self-breast examination

A

Is not recommended due to false positives

23
Q

Paternal aunt has breast cancer and ovarian cancer

A

Genetic counselling required

24
Q

Breast screening between 40 and 49

A

Available on request

25
A smoker on OCP with family history of breast cancer and high BMI next step
Lose weight
26
What proportion of breast cancer patients have an identifiable genetic cause?
5%
27
Patient 35 with family history of breast cancer on the pill
Remain on the pill six monthly clinical review annual mammography and ultrasound
28
The most common type of breast cancer
Infiltrating ductal carcinoma
29
Common management of early breast cancer
Wide excision
30
Breast cancer at 15 weeks gestation
Proceed with surgery
31
Radiation after excision which reduces local recurrence at 5 years to
5 to 10%
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Vertebral lesion after mastectomy
Radiation
33
Vaginal bleeding in patient on Tamoxifen for breast cancer
D & C
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Chest pain and shortness of breath inpatient on tamoxifen
Due to tamoxifen