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Froggy Jumps All about breastOnline version Ch 14 Breast by Mrs. Jones 1 A patient has a 1.5 cm breast tumor with no lymph node or distant spread to other parts of body. What is the cancer stage? a Stage II b Stage IIA c Cancer in Situ 2 What is the single most definitive characteristic that classifies breast cancer as Stage IV, regardless of the tumor's size or regional spread? a There are unequivocal homolateral metastatic supraclavicular nodes. b The tumor is larger than 5 cm in diameter. c There is evidence of distant metastases. 3 A patient presents with a 4 cm breast tumor. A physical exam reveals movable axillary nodes, but further scans show no spread to distant organs. Which stage best describes this condition? a Stage IIIa b Stage IV c Stage II 4 Which of the following clinical findings is a specific indicator of Stage IIIb breast cancer? a Edema of the arm, but without distant metastases. b A tumor of any size with evidence of distant metastases. c A tumor measuring up to 5 cm that may or may not be fixed. 5 What is the current trend in the surgical approach to breast cancer? a Postoperative chemotherapy has replaces the need for surgical intervention. b Total removal of all breast tissue is the standard to prevent any recurrence. c Surgery is often combined with lymph node dissection and other therapies. 6 One of the criteria sets for Stage IIIa involves a tumor greater than 5 cm. What other conditions must be met for this specific classification? a Tumor may or may not be fixed, with or without suspicious regional spread, no distant metastases. b The tumor must be fixed and there must be evidence of distant metastases. c The tumor must be fixed and there must be evidence of distant metastases. 7 Who suffers from breast disorders such as gynecomastia and less commonly cancer? a Men b Women c Children 8 This is used in aiding determining the stage and course of treatment for breast cancer. a Biopsy b Modified Radical Mastectomy c Simple Mastectomy 9 Why is lymphatic drainage important in cancer progression? a It prevents tumor growth b It transports nutrients to tumors c Tumor cells often spread through the lymphatic system 10 What is the wound classification for a breast biopsy? a Class II b Class I c Class III 11 What is removed during a modified radical mastectomy? a breast tissue, nipple, areola, lymph nodes b breast tissue, lymph c breast tissue, nipple, areola, lymph nodes, chest muscles

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A patient has a 1.5 cm breast tumor with no lymph node or distant spread to other parts of body. What is the cancer stage?

What is the single most definitive characteristic that classifies breast cancer as Stage IV, regardless of the tumor's size or regional spread?

A patient presents with a 4 cm breast tumor. A physical exam reveals movable axillary nodes, but further scans show no spread to distant organs. Which stage best describes this condition?

Which of the following clinical findings is a specific indicator of Stage IIIb breast cancer?

What is the current trend in the surgical approach to breast cancer?

One of the criteria sets for Stage IIIa involves a tumor greater than 5 cm. What other conditions must be met for this specific classification?

Who suffers from breast disorders such as gynecomastia and less commonly cancer?

This is used in aiding determining the stage and course of treatment for breast cancer.

Why is lymphatic drainage important in cancer progression?

What is the wound classification for a breast biopsy?

What is removed during a modified radical mastectomy?