Understanding Breast & Health Anatomy Quiz
Understanding Breast & Health Anatomy Quiz
Test your knowledge of breast health, anatomy, and related physiological processes with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various stages of breast development, associated conditions, and fundamental concepts in human biology.
- Multiple choice questions
- Learn about breast anatomy and health
- Ideal for students, practitioners, or anyone interested in women's health
In what stage the breast start the pigmentation and enlargement
During pregnancy
After pregnancy
During menopause
In what stage the breast start the Darkening of nipple and areola
During pregnancy
After pregnancy
During menopause
In what stage the breast start the Gradual decline of tissues on the mammary glands
During pregnancy
After pregnancy
During menopause
Cylindrical or conical structure projecting from the center of the areola
NIPPLES
AREOLA
AXILLA
A pigmented circular area of skin around the base of the nipp
NIPPLES
AREOLA
AXILLA
It contains an elaborate subcutaneous network of smooth muscle cells and elastic fibers
NIPPLES
AREOLA
AXILLA
The small hollow portion beneath the arm where it joins the body at the shoulders
NIPPLES
AREOLA
AXILLA
It contains a number of subcutaneous glands which enlarge during pregnancy
NIPPLES
AREOLA
AXILLA
How many lobes each breast
7 to 12
8 to 10
9 to 12
Carry blood away from the heart
ARTERIES
VEINS
CAPILLARIES
Carry blood toward the hear
ARTERIES
VEINS
CAPILLARIES
An alteration in heartbeat felt by the client is called
Chest pain
Palpitation
The result of closure of the atrioventricular (AV) valves
S1
S2
Correlates with the beginning of systole
S2
S1
Results from closure of the semilunar valves
S1
S2
Breast become flabbier and smaller, nipples flatten losing some erectile quality
AFTER MENOPAUSE
AFTER PREGNANCY
DURING PREGNANCY
DURING ADULTHOOD
A woman’s breasts becomes full and tense and may feel firm
BEFORE AGE OF 8
DURING ADULTHOOD
DURING PREGNANCY
AFTER PREGNANCY
Usually occur between puberty and menopause
cancerous tumors
Fibroadenomas
Fibrocystic breast disease (benign)
noncancerous breast lumps
cancerous tumors
Fibroadenomas
Fibrocystic breast disease (benign)
Defined as a decrease in the frequency of bowel movements or the passage of hard and possibly painful stools
Constipation
Diarrhea
Seen with masses of the pancreas or gastric dilation.
Distention of the upper abdomen
Distention below the umbilicus
Appears as a bulging between a vertical midline separation of the abdominis rectus muscles.
DIASTASIS RECTI
HERNIA
Associated with Cushing’s syndrome
Dark bluish-pink striae
Striae
Ascites
Keloids
Usually results from liver failure or liver disease.
Dark bluish-pink striae
Striae
Ascites
Keloids
Caused by ascites, which stretches the skin.
Dark bluish-pink striae
Striae
Ascites
Indicates bleeding within the abdominal wall.
Purple discoloration at the flanks
Bluish or purple discoloration
Dilated veins
Caused by pressure from a mass, enlarged organes, hernia, fluid, or scar tissue.
Deviated umbilicus
Everted umbilicus
Dilated veins
Seen with cirrhosis of the liver, obstruction of theinferior vena cava, portal hypertension, or ascites.
Deviated umbilicus
Everted umbilicus
Dilated veins
indicates intra abdominal bleeding
Bluish or purple discoloration
Everted umbilicus
What is the minimum minute to ausculatate every quadrant
2mns
1mn
3mns
4mns
Common causes include abdominal surgery or late bowel obstruction
Hypoactive bowel sounds
Hyperactive bowel sounds
Increased bowel motility
Hypoactive bowel sounds
Hyperactive bowel sounds
High-pitched, rough, grating sound produced when the large surface area of the liver or spleen rubs the peritoneum
BOWEL SOUNDS
VASCULAR SOUNDS
FRICTION RUB
More active over the ileocecal valve in the RLW.
BOWEL SOUNDS
VASCULAR SOUNDS
FRICTION RUB
Heard over the lower right costal area is associated with hepatic abscess or metastases.
BOWEL SOUNDS
VASCULAR SOUNDS
FRICTION RUB
Pain on release
BLUMBERG’S SIGN
ROVSING SIGN
ILIOPSOAS SIGN
Palpate deeply in the LLQ quickly release pressure
BLUMBERG’S SIGN
ROVSING SIGN
ILIOPSOAS SIGN
Glossopharyngeal
CN-XII
CN-VIII
CN-IX
Abducens
CN-VI
CN-VII
CN-IV
Trigeminal
CN-I
CN-II
CN-IV
CN-V
Facial
CN-VI
CN-VII
CN-VIII
CN-IX
Oculomotor
CN-I
CN-II
CN-IV
CN-III
Trochlear
CN-IV
CN-V
CN-VI
CN-VI
Acoustic/ Vestibulocochlear
CN-VIII
CN-VIII
CN-X
CN-XI
Hypoglossal
CN-VIII
CN-XII
CN-X
CN-XI
Innervates tongue muscles that promote the movement of food and talking
Hypoglossal
Glossopharyngeal
Vagus
Carries sensory impulses of pain, touch, and temperature from the face to the brain.
Trochlear
Trigeminal
Abducens
Contracts eye muscles to control eye movements
Abducens
Oculomotor
Trochlear
Controls lateral eye movements
Abducens
Oculomotor
Trochlear
TREMORS
Involuntary movement of part of the body
Inability to articulate words
Inability to correctly identify objects
DYSARTHRIA
Impairment of tongue and other muscles needed for speech
Inability to carry out learned sequential movements or commands
Absence or impairment of ability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs
Nability to name object verbally, so patient talks around object or uses gesture to define it
AKINESIA
APHASIA
APRAXIA
CIRCUMLOCUTION
Impaired or difficult speech
DYSPHASIA
PARAPHRASIA
DYSPHONIA
NEOLOGISMS
Difficulty with quality of voice
DYSPHASIA
PARAPHRASIA
DYSPHONIA
NEOLOGISMS
Made-up, nonsense, meaningless words
DYSPHASIA
PARAPHRASIA
DYSPHONIA
NEOLOGISMS
Involuntary movement when attempting coordinated movements
INTENSION TREMOR
FASCICULATION
PARAPHRASIA
FASCICULATION
Involuntary contraction or twitching of muscle fibers
Loss of ability to use words correctly and coherently; words are jumbled or misused
Inability to name object verbally, so patient talks around object or uses gesture to define it
Pulmonary artery
Carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium
Carries oxygen-depleted blood from the right ventricle to the lungs
Venules
Gather blood from the capillaries
Constrict and dilate to control blood flow to the capillaries
Clients with obesity
May follow a low-fat, low-cholesterol, low carbohydrate diet
May follow a low sodium, low-fat diet
May consume a specific number of carbohydrates each day and not eat concentrated sweets or sugar
Clients with hypertension
May follow a low-fat, low-cholesterol, low carbohydrate diet
May follow a low sodium, low-fat diet
May consume a specific number of carbohydrates each day and not eat concentrated sweets or sugar
What is the normal size of apical impulses
1-2 cm
1-2 inches
2-3 cm
2-3 inches
Protect the junction of the bone from the trauma
MONS VENERIS
LABIA MAJORA
LABIA MINORA
URETHRAL MEATUS
Protection for the external genitalia and the distal urethra and vagina.
MONS VENERIS
LABIA MAJORA
LABIA MINORA
URETHRAL MEATUS
GRAVIDA
Number of births a woman has had after 20 weeks even if the fetus died at birth.
Number of pregnancies a woman has had, including if she is presently pregnant.
MENOPAUSE
He cessation of menstrual periods for 12 months or more.
S irregularity of menstrual cycles and accompanying symptoms in women of age 40 to 55 years.
Pap smear
Cytologic evaluation of cervical cells to screen for pre- cancerous lesions.
May be a caused by blunt trauma
Nulcerations or abrasions caused by infection or trauma
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