Breast Assessment Quiz for Nursing

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Breast Assessment Quiz for NursingVersión en línea Quick true/false review for breast assessment. por Brittany 1 The upper outer quadrant is least likely to harbor tumors. Yes No 2 The patient should be palpated only with fingertips and never with pads. Yes No 3 A basic breast exam includes inspection, palpation, and axillary assessment. Yes No 4 Lymphedema can occur after axillary lymph node dissection. Yes No 5 The tail of Spence is a common area where masses may be found. Yes No 6 Breast exams are never performed with the patient standing. Yes No 7 A normal breast has a fixed, unmovable mass. Yes No 8 We assess for nipple discharge, skin changes, and retraction during the exam. Yes No 9 The patient is typically examined in a supine position with the arm raised. Yes No 10 Peau d'orange indicates normal skin elasticity. Yes No 11 Dimpling of the breast is a normal finding Yes No 12 Benign breast disease can make physical assessment of the breasts more difficult. Yes No 13 Glandular and fat tissue of the breast commonly diminish following menopause. Yes No 14 Mastitis is a thick, yellow fluid that normally occurs during pregnancy. Yes No 15 Benign breast disease typically presents with exaggerated hair follicles and thickened skin over the breast. Yes No 16 A supernumerary nipple is concerning and requires further assessment. Yes No 17 During physical assessment of the breast, the client should sit upright. Yes No 18 Breasts are commonly found to be slightly assymetrical. Yes No 19 Enlargement and darkening of the areola is a common assessment finding in pregnancy. Yes No 20 Breasts typically develop three to four years prior to menarche. Yes No 21 For women at average risk for developing breast cancer, screening mammograms should begin at age 40. Yes No 22 Breasts often change in a cyclic pattern throughout the month due to changes in hormones. Yes No 23 Breast tissue is made up of primarliy milk ducts. Yes No 24 Self breast exams should be performs at the start of the menstrual cycle. Yes No 25 Axillary lymph nodes drain the majority of the lymphatic fluid from the breasts. Yes No 26 Lactation begins one to three days postpartum. Yes No 27 Ten percent of all breast cancers occur in men. Yes No 28 A sudden change in how breasts look or feel is a concerning finding. Yes No 29 Clients with mastitis often present with flu-like symptoms. Yes No 30 "Fixation" of the breast tissue may indicate cancer. Yes No

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The upper outer quadrant is least likely to harbor tumors.

The patient should be palpated only with fingertips and never with pads.

A basic breast exam includes inspection, palpation, and axillary assessment.

Lymphedema can occur after axillary lymph node dissection.

The tail of Spence is a common area where masses may be found.

Breast exams are never performed with the patient standing.

A normal breast has a fixed, unmovable mass.

We assess for nipple discharge, skin changes, and retraction during the exam.

The patient is typically examined in a supine position with the arm raised.

Peau d'orange indicates normal skin elasticity.

Dimpling of the breast is a normal finding

Benign breast disease can make physical assessment of the breasts more difficult.

Glandular and fat tissue of the breast commonly diminish following menopause.

Mastitis is a thick, yellow fluid that normally occurs during pregnancy.

Benign breast disease typically presents with exaggerated hair follicles and thickened skin over the breast.

A supernumerary nipple is concerning and requires further assessment.

During physical assessment of the breast, the client should sit upright.

Breasts are commonly found to be slightly assymetrical.

Enlargement and darkening of the areola is a common assessment finding in pregnancy.

Breasts typically develop three to four years prior to menarche.

For women at average risk for developing breast cancer, screening mammograms should begin at age 40.

Breasts often change in a cyclic pattern throughout the month due to changes in hormones.

Breast tissue is made up of primarliy milk ducts.

Self breast exams should be performs at the start of the menstrual cycle.

Axillary lymph nodes drain the majority of the lymphatic fluid from the breasts.

Lactation begins one to three days postpartum.

Ten percent of all breast cancers occur in men.

A sudden change in how breasts look or feel is a concerning finding.

Clients with mastitis often present with flu-like symptoms.

"Fixation" of the breast tissue may indicate cancer.