Breast cancer

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Breast Cancer Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge about breast cancer with our informative quiz! This quiz is designed to help you understand the different types of breast cancer, diagnosis methods, treatment options, and psychosocial aspects associated with the disease.

  • 19 engaging questions
  • Multiple choice and checkbox formats
  • Learn about breast cancer risk factors and self-management strategies
19 Questions5 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart204
Noninvasive (In Situ) breast cancer remains within the
Lymph nodes
Mammary duct
Chest cavity
Breast tissue
SATA: Lobular carinoma in situ
Remains within lobules
Is in the milk producing glands
Is diagnosed before menopause
Treated with close observation, with surgical options
The most common type of invasive breast cancer is
Inflammatory breast cancer
In situ
Invasive ductal carcinoma
BRAC breast cancer
SATA: Inflammatory breast cancer is
Rare, highly aggressive
Very common
Painful or rapidly growing
Tender, firm, itchy breasts
What is this called?
Peau D'Lemon
Peau D'Breast
Peau D'Carcinoma
Peau D'Orange
SATA: Paget Disease is
Rare, disease of the nipple
Only women
Scaly, red, irritated
No other breast cancer present
T or F: Triple-negative breast cancer is often found in women with BRCA mutations who are premenopausal.
True
False
The PRIMARY risk factor for breast cancer is
Increased age
Genetics
Early menarche
Late menopause
Physical inactivity
Lack of breast feeding
Who is at average risk and should start annual mammograms?
Ages 20-25
Ages 40-44
Ages 45-54
Ages 55+
Which test is the ONLY definitive way to diagnose and help determine grade and treatment?
Ultrasound
Mammogram
Breast biopsy
MRI
SATA: Physical assessment documentation of breasts should include
Location of lump (clock)
Shape and consistency
Fixed or moveable
Bra size
Changes to skin and nipples
Pain and discharge
SATA: Psychosocial risks of people diagnosed with breast cancer include
Poor coping with diagnosis
Increased risk of substance abuse
Being more sociable
Altered body image
SATA: Pre-op care includes
Education
Informed consent
Prophylactic meds
Vitals
Dressing changes
JP drains
True or False: Post-op patients should keep their effected arm 30 degrees elevated
True
False
True or False: If a woman had left side breast removal, with lymph node removal, the BP, lab draws, and IVs should be on left side
True
False
The left side is portraying ___ while the right side is portraying ___
Modified radical; total/simple
Lumpectomy; Modified radical
Total/simple; Lumpectomy
Total/simple; Modified radical
SATA: JP drain documentation should include
Size of ball
Amount
Color
Clarity
Odor
Sediments/clots
SATA: Enhancing coping strategies can include
Assess for knowledge and educate patient
Including a psychiatrist
Finding support groups
Avoiding telling the patient everything in order to not stress them out
Self-management education includes all of the following EXCEPT
Post-surgical care
Exercise plan
How to avoid lymphadema
Improve coping mechanisms
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