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NURS 682 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION 100% PASS



Read the "Women's Health Highlights" article and list 5 current health issues that are
impacting the health of women.

1. Cardiovascular disease

2. Stroke

3. Cancer

4. Diabetes

5. Mental Health

6. Violence

7. Healthcare cost

Breast Cancer Screening:

Average Risk Women

-- Most organizations support CBE q 1-3 years for women over 20 and annually over 40
and an individualized approach after 75.



-- 40-49 at average risk: offer annual MMG

-- 50-75: annual MMG

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Breast Screening in High risk:

BRCA1, BRCA2, ect.

CBE: 6-12 months



MMG: start at 25 OR 5-10 years before youngest cancer diagnosis of family member.



MRI: yearly with MMG

Evaluation of Breast Pain:

Mastalgia or Mastodynia

Cyclic pain is ushually bilateral in UOQs 1 week prior to menses.



R/o Mastitis if breastfeeding



Areas with focal lesions/trauma, evaluate with US. However, if high-risk, evaluate with
MMG.

Nipple Discharge:



Can be associated with malignancy. The most concerning is spontaneous, bloody
(serosanguinous), unilateral, persistent, from a single duct, and associated with a mass.



Bilateral, non blood, multiductal secretions are usually benign regardless of color.

Evaluation of Breast Mass:

Malignant masses are usually: single, firm, nontender, and immobile with irregular
boarders.

,ALL masses should be evaluated radiographically.

- <30 with US and "fine-needle aspiration"

- >30 with MMG and "core-needle aspiration"

Benign Breast Disease:

High incidence in young women, but 2/3 are benign.



1/2 of palpable masses in perimenopausal women are malignant.



Majority of lesions in postmenopausal women are malignant.

Fibrocystic Breast Changes:

Pathophysiology:

exaggerated stromal response to hormones/growth factors.

presents as painful, multiple, and bilateral breast masses.

NO INCREASED RISK OF CANCER



Diagnosis:

depends on age: US, MMG, biopsy for lesions that do not fluctuate.



Treatment:

Decrease caffeine, tea, chocolate

Support bra, warm/cold compress

NSAIDs

Decrease MHT or OCP dose

Tanner Stages of Breast Development:



Stage 1: Preadolescent: elevation of papilla only.

, Stage 2: Breast bud: elevation of breast and papilla, areolar enlargement.



Stage 3: Further enlargement of stage 2 but without separation of contours.



Stage 4: Projection of areola and papilla form a mound.



Stage 5: Mature stage: projection of papilla only as areola recesses to breast.

Hormones in Breast Development:



Estrogen: promotes ductal development and fat deposition.



Progesterone: promotes lobular-alveolar development for lactation.



Prolactin: Milk production



Oxytocin: Milk letdown



**Postmenopausal women: hypoestrogenic state --> tissue atrophy

List the current recommendations for cervical cancer screening (including
recommendations for HPV testing).

Pts under 21 years old?

-- No cervical cancer screening is recommended, unless immunocompromised (HIV).

-- Just counseled and screening for STI and contraception.

List the current recommendations for cervical cancer screening (including
recommendations for HPV testing).

21-29 years old?



PAP every 2-3 years with cytology alone (PAP).

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