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| What is the 2nd leading cause of death with an incidence that increases with age |
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| For every man diagnosed with breast cancer ___ women are |
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| One out of ___ american women will be diagnosed with cancer |
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| A women with breast cancer is 3-4 times more likely to develop |
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| ___ race of women are more prone to breast cancer |
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| What is a common treatment of breast cancer |
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| diethylstilbesterol (DES), Radiation, |
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| Women are at a higher risk of breast cancer if they start menstruation before the age of |
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| A women will be at a higher risk of breast cancer if they do not have children before the age of |
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| how can obesity increase the risk of breast cancer |
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estrogen is stored in fat cells
*exercise boosts the immune system* |
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| ____ will lower the amount of menstrual periods therefore lowering the risk of breast cancer |
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| breastfeeding lowers breast cancer risk, especially is breastfeeding lasts 6 months. |
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| Those who have __ to __ drinks daily have about 1½ times the risk of women who drink no alcohol. |
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| ___for the relief of menopause symptoms may slightly increase the risk of breast cancer as well as the risk of heart disease, blood clots, and strokes. |
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| HRT (estrogens together with progesterone) |
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| studies have found that women now using birth control pills after age ____ have a slightly increases risk of getting breast cancer. |
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| What are three breast exams |
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1. mammograms
2. Clinical Breast Examination (CBE)
3. Self Breast Exam (SBE) |
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| What are 5 warning signs of breast cancer |
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1. painless lump or thickness
2. thickening or swelling
3. nipple pain or retraction
4. breast skin irritation or dimpling
5. spontaneous discharge |
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| Annual mammograms start at age ___ |
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| Clinical breast exams should be every year starting at __ |
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| clinical breast exams should be every 3 years between ages |
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| Self breast exams should be monthly starting at age |
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| What are 4 nutrition things that people can do to lower their risk of breast cancer |
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eat a variety of health foods with plant emphasis
adopt a physical active lifestyle
maintain healthy weight
limit alcohol |
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| where is the area of stage 2 metastasis |
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| how many lobes make up a lobule |
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| what portion is there preponderance of breast cancer |
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| what is the adjacent lymph node to the cancer site |
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| breast become more nodular in what month of gestation |
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| From mid to late pregnancy a normal thick yellowish discharge called ___ may be expressed from the nipple. |
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| What may appear around the nipples during pregnancy |
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| redness of the skin can indicate what 2 things |
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| local inflammation, inflammatory carcinaoma |
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| if there is thicking and prominent pores there is likely a diagnosis of |
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| redness of skin especially around the arerole and nipple |
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| red crusted patches round the nipple often mistaken by eczema |
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| is pagets disease cancerous |
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| red crusty skin around the nipple and areole |
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| what are 3 reasons for nipple discharge |
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pathology
galactorrhea
physiologic |
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| Bra rubbing on the nipple (similar to sucking stimulation), Trauma of the chest, cancer of pituitary will cause |
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Is a developmental of the breast tissue in males
Due to the imbalance of estrogens and androgens, sometimes drug related |
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| What is a cancer of the male that commonly causes gynecomastia |
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| : Velvety appearing, hyperpigmented skin. Associated with diabetes and a cancerous visceral malignancies |
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| Breast cancer of the ___ is the most common type |
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| What type of palpable mass of the breast is found in ages 15-35 and is fine, roundm movable, non tender, single solid |
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| What type of palpable mass is found in ages 25-50 adn is nodular, ropelike(Most common) |
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| what type of palpable mass is found in ages 25-50 and is soft to firm, round, mobile, tender |
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| what type of palpable mass is found 25-50 and is irregular stellate, firm, and fixed with the skin |
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| what type of palpable mass is found in ages over 50 and is intraductal |
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| 1 week from menstruation swelling of the breast will be from |
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| does fibroadenoma increase the risk of breast cancer |
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| What is characterized as thrombophlebitis of the superficial veins |
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| what is characterized as a paraneoplastic syndrome if the primary gastric carcinoma |
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| migratory thrombophlebitis |
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| Tumor 2 cm or less in diameter, no regional or distant spread |
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| Tumor 2-5 cm, regional lymph node involvement, no distant metastases, or tumor more than 5 cm without regional or distant spread |
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| Tumors of any size with possible skin involvement, pectoral and chest wall fixation, node involved, no distant metastases |
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| tumor with any distant metastasis |
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